The World - News from March 3, 1986
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Panamanian President Eric A. Delvalle accused the United States of not fulfilling its part in the Panama Canal treaties. He vowed to press for strict U.S. compliance with the 1977 treaties, under which Panama is to assume full control of the waterway in the year 2000. He was particularly critical of a U.S. law that sets ground rules for interpretation of the accords and contradicts certain aspects of them.
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