Panama City, Panama (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"We used to sit around and talk about how this was what it felt like to be with Balboa in Panama or something. You know: the first guys ashore, the first Europeans ashore."

"It was even said that he dared to attack Panama, as Drake had done some seventy years before."

"The Moor, Bassa, died in 1669 in Henry Morgan’s attack on Panama. He was run down by a bull, one of the many animals Spaniards released in an attempt to protect the city."

"…he wore an off‐white linen suit and shirt with a Panama straw hat and bone shoes over flashing white silk socks."

"They were expecting a rucksack full of opium from Sinaloa, no doubt, or weed from Mazatlan, or heroin from Panama. Maybe they thought I'd walked all the way from Panama."

"auf seinen Kampf mit Fermin Soto in Panama, den er der Einfachheit halber inzwischen als das Schlüsselereignis in seinem seit Langem fragwürdigen Verhältnis zu Ruben Luna betrachtete."

"We zipped up as far north as Vancouver, as far south as Panama (no farther), but never east."

"He’d built hundreds of houses in his day, built whole developments, and not only in California, but in Panama too, where he’d picked up his Spanish that was so bad it made Cándido feel the way he had as a kid when the teacher would scratch her nails on the blackboard to get the attention of the class."

"„Weißt du, warum ich mir den geholt habe? Das ist dieselbe Stelle, wo sie mich mit der Rasierklinge geschlitzt haben, weil du zu geizig warst, um nach Panama mitzukommen und meine Ecke zu machen.“"

"»Wenn du mit nach Panama gekommen wärst – verdammt noch mal, Ruben, ich red mit dir – wenn du darauf bestanden hättest, dass sie die Reisekosten übernehmen, wenn du mir diesen einen kleinen Gefallen getan hättest, wäre jetzt alles ganz anders. Weißt du das eigentlich?«"