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Panama reports some progress in canal dispute
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February 12, 2014
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Deadline to resolve Panama Canal expansion receives extension to Feb. 1
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Minister insists that Panama Canal expansion will be completed in 2015
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Consortium threatens to stop work on expanding Panama Canal
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Construction is scheduled to be completed in June 2015, already a nine-month delay over the date set in the contract.
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Panama Canal expansion hits $570 million snag
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A dispute between a contractor and the canal authority over cement could push back the finish date to 2015.
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