The Expat Chronicles: Chapter 1 – Everyday Life in Panama

 The Expat Chronicles: Chapter 1 – Everyday Life in Panama



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In addition, according to the Panamanian government, more than 80,000 Americans currently live life in Panama. But there must be more to it than good roads and competent doctors to make so many people flock to a country just north of the equator. The best way to find out is to ask the expats about what they find so wonderful about living in Panama.

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