A proposed dam on the Indio River aims to secure operations for the drought-affected Panama Canal, but it would displace around 2,000 residents and alter the river's flow. While some communities hope for jobs and improved services, local opposition is strong, especially from those who would be flooded. The canal authority acknowledges the need for basic services in these areas and is engaging with residents to address their concerns. The project has received legal backing but faces skepticism regarding its benefits for local communities. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)