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September 8, 2007
Noriega's non-return may avoid red faces
...yellow-and-blue ceramic sign reads: "Noriega." The garden is overgrown, and the...symbol of the extent to which General Manuel Antonio Noriega, Panama's former military dictator...Martín Torrijos, the memories of Gen Noriega's years in power are resurfacing... By Adam Thomson in Panama City
September 7, 2007
No return for Noriega just yet
...ceramic sign to one side. It reads: “Noriega”. The garden is overgrown, there...symbol of the extent to which General Manuel Antonio Noriega, Panama’s former military dictator...Martín Torrijos, the memories of Gen Noriega’s years in power are resurfacing... By Adam Thomson in Panama City
September 23, 2009
Confidence returns after years of turmoil
...when Americans thought about Colombia, these things came to mind: “drugs, guerrillas, Pablo Escobar, coffee” and Manuel Noriega, the Panamanian dictator the US deposed in 1989, who had links with the country’s drugs barons. Four years later, after... By Naomi Mapstone
September 11, 2009
Raffanello indicted over Stanford probe
...he played a substantial role in the agency’s drug enforcement cases against Panama’s former military dictator Manuel Noriega and Medellín drug cartel kingpin Fabio Ochoa. The 61-year-old Mr Raffanello is the second Florida-based Stanford... By Stacy-Marie Ishmael in New York
October 7, 2006
US thinks its laws apply everywhere
...has recently avoided prison in Louisiana by the skin of his teeth for business activities conducted in the UK, or even Manuel Noriega, plucked from the presidency of Panama to serve time in the US for crimes committed in his own country. These are only... By Anthony Williams
December 6, 2006
America supports democracy, how novel
...and democracy. President George H. W. Bush sent 22,500 troops to oust Manuel Noriega and, as he declared, "to defend democracy" in a conflict "between Noriega and the people of Panama". The conservative columnist George Will favoured... By Robert Kagan
December 5, 2006
How the US distorts its self-image
...and democracy. President George H. W. Bush sent 22,500 troops to oust Manuel Noriega and, as he declared, “to defend democracy” in a conflict “between Noriega and the people of Panama”. The conservative columnist George Will favoured... By Robert Kagan
March 9, 2007
Low-profile, high-worth
...had been using the treaty. The development had limited success until 1989, when the US invaded Panama to oust General Manuel Noriega. Panama was one of the largest providers of offshore financial services in the world, but the invasion prompted the business... By Jeremy Grant
December 3, 2005
The seats of power
...exile in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, allows York to observe that "exile is a place where time and decor stand still". The Manuel Noriega entry confines itself to a single photograph showing a garish Christmas tree. Compared to York's book, James Wilson... By Christopher Silvester
December 2, 2005
The seats of power
...exile in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, allows York to observe that “exile is a place where time and decor stand still”. The Manuel Noriega entry confines itself to a single photograph showing a garish Christmas tree. Compared to York’s book, James Wilson... By Christopher Silvester