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Washington Notebook: Panama Canal report's credibility issues

Central America

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

A February report by Carrie Kissel, associate director of the National Association of Development Organizations, about potential economic development opportunities associated with the expansion of the Panama Canal for regional organizations in the South and East of the United States contains some flawed statements. For instance, she writes that "West Coast ports are the largest receivers of Asian imports, and containers make it possible for imports to then be transferred...

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