The Panama Canal Review 1981
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The current renovation program being carried out by Panama's Insti- tute of Tourism includes reinforcing foundations and restoring decorative and structural elements of buildings and ruins. Where needed, walls are being injected with epoxy cement for strength, while others are being covered with a special sealing material for protection against the elements.
Plans call for jasmine and lemon trees to be planted in renovated parks, in addition to eventual illumination of these historical sites.
A...t an approximate cost of $2.5 million, the project is meant not only to beautify the Casco Viejo but also, and primarily, to preserve the his- torical buildings and plazas that recall Panama's varied and fascinating past.
For the city's past as a crossroads for enormous wealth, gold and mer- chandise of all kinds three hundred years ago augured the role Panama plays today as the crossroads of the world, with the ships and goods of many nations transiting the Canal.
The Panama Canal Review 33 To the Great Wa ^«.- /.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The current renovation program being carried out by Panama's Insti- tute of Tourism includes reinforcing foundations and restoring decorative and structural elements of buildings and ruins. Where needed, walls are being injected with epoxy cement for strength, while others are being covered with a special sealing material for protection against the elements.
Plans call for jasmine and lemon trees to be planted in renovated parks, in addition to eventual illumination of these historical sites.
A...t an approximate cost of $2.5 million, the project is meant not only to beautify the Casco Viejo but also, and primarily, to preserve the his- torical buildings and plazas that recall Panama's varied and fascinating past.
For the city's past as a crossroads for enormous wealth, gold and mer- chandise of all kinds three hundred years ago augured the role Panama plays today as the crossroads of the world, with the ships and goods of many nations transiting the Canal.
The Panama Canal Review 33 To the Great Wa ^«.- /.
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