NPRJimmy Carter gave Panama control of the canal. It's one of his most controversial achievements
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70% ReliableGood
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-16% Somewhat Liberal
- Politician Portrayal
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60% : But when Panamanians set foot in the Canal Zone, their citizenship rights were void and they could be prosecuted under different laws and regulations.50% : The Canal Zone was constructed following Jim Crow policies of segregation.
42% : "There were concerns that Panamanians didn't have the skill sets to do the heavy-duty engineering work and supervise the locks overall," Scott says.More critically, there were many more who viewed Carter's signing as capitulation to a Panamanian government led by a military dictator, and harmful to both American military and economic interests.
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