The Panama-Colombia maritime disputes have been a source of tension between these two neighboring countries for decades. These conflicts revolve around conflicting territorial claims in the maritime boundary between the two nations, specifically in the Caribbean Sea. The disputes have historical significance, as they can be traced back to the 1970s when both countries signed agreements that defined their maritime borders. However, these agreements have been subject to interpretation and have led to disagreements on the exact demarcation of the boundary.
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Analyzing Panama and Nicaragua’s Maritime Disputes: Legal Implications in the Law of the Seas
Maritime disputes have long been a source of tension and conflict between nations, as sovereignty claims over territorial waters and exclusive economic zones intertwine with historical grievances and economic considerations. In the case of Panama and Nicaragua, two Central American countries, their maritime disputes have garnered international attention due to their complex legal implications under the Law of the Seas. This article aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the key aspects surrounding these disputes, including their historical context, legal framework, territorial claims, environmental concerns, economic impact, diplomatic efforts, and potential resolutions.
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Panama is an important part of the world economy due to its strategic position on the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. As such, it is subject to international law and regulations, including those related to maritime issues. In this article, we will examine Panama’s maritime issues in international law, including existing agreements, compliance and enforcement challenges.
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The M/V “Norstar” Case (Panama v. Italy)
On 17 December 2015, Panama filed an Application with the Tribunal dated 16 November 2015 instituting proceedings against Italy in a dispute between the two States concerning the interpretation and application of the Convention “in connection with the arrest and detention by Italy of M/V Norstar, an oil tanker registered under the flag of Panama”. The case was entered in the list of cases of the Tribunal as Case No. 25.
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The M/V “Virginia G” Case (Panama/Guinea-Bissau)
On 4 July 2011, proceedings were instituted before the Tribunal through the notification of a special agreement in a dispute concerning the vessel Virginia G. By a letter dated 4 July 2011, the Agent of Panama notified the Tribunal of a special agreement concluded by exchange of notes, dated 29 June and 4 July 2011, between the Republic of Panama and the Republic of Guinea-Bissau, respectively, to submit to the Tribunal a dispute concerning the vessel Virginia G. The case was entered in the list of cases as Case No. 19.
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The “Chaisiri Reefer 2” Case (Panama v. Yemen), Prompt Release
On 3 July 2001, an Application under article 292 of the Convention was filed on behalf of Panama against Yemen for the prompt release of the Chaisiri Reefer 2, a vessel flying the flag of Panama, its cargo and crew. The case was entered in the list of cases as Case No. 9.
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The “Camouco” Case (Panama v. France), Prompt Release
On 17 January 2000, an Application under article 292 of the Convention was filed on behalf of Panama against France for the prompt release of the Camouco, a fishing vessel flying the Panamanian flag, and its Master. The case was entered in the list of cases as Case No. 5.
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