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From the ground in Panama: Secretary Rubio's trip to Panama City

NPR | By Courtney Dorning,

Karen Zamora, Ari Shapiro, Rolando Arrieta

Published February 3, 2025 at 6:01 PM EST

SUNTRACS, the Panamanian construction worker's union, take to Panama City's streets to protest President Donald Trump's Secretary of State Marco Rubio's arrival to Panama on January 31st 2025.

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Courtney Dorning

Courtney Dorning is a Senior Editor for NPR's All Things Considered.

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Karen Zamora

Karen Zamora is a Mexican-American producer for NPR’s flagship afternoon news magazine program, All Things Considered, where she first interned in 2013.

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Ari Shapiro

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Rolando Arrieta

Rolando Arrieta manages the Ops Desk, the team that handles the day-to-day content production and operations for the Newsroom and Programming.

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