Manifesto to the Nation By the Executive Power of the Republic of Panama On the
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Panama then, in view of the fact that Costa Rica is a member of the League of Nations and that she has signed the Arbitration Convention of The Hague, invited her to submit the present difficulty to the civilized means of arbitration, but Costa Rica, on one hand fearing to sub- mit to arbitration a case in which justice would undoub- tedly have been adverse to her and on the other hand en- couraged by the firm attitude of the United States uphold- ing the White Award as the only possible soluti...on of the question, also refused arbitration.
In a note of August 5 the Government of the United States transmitted to the Secretary of Government, in charge of the portfolio of Foreing Affairs, the demand made by the Government of Costa Rica that the President of Panama appoint a member of the boundary commission provided for in the Anderson Porras Convention, for the purpose of carrying out the demarcation of the interna- tional frontier from Point Burica to Cerro Pando. The Secretary in charge of the Chancellery replied that the White Award being null Costa Rica's demand was unright- eous, and that consequently Panama proclaimed once more its right to continue exercising jurisdiction over the territory occupied in conformity with the statu quo pen- ding the settlement of boundary dispute in a manner ju- ridically effective and resulting from the sovereign will of the two interested nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Panama then, in view of the fact that Costa Rica is a member of the League of Nations and that she has signed the Arbitration Convention of The Hague, invited her to submit the present difficulty to the civilized means of arbitration, but Costa Rica, on one hand fearing to sub- mit to arbitration a case in which justice would undoub- tedly have been adverse to her and on the other hand en- couraged by the firm attitude of the United States uphold- ing the White Award as the only possible soluti...on of the question, also refused arbitration.
In a note of August 5 the Government of the United States transmitted to the Secretary of Government, in charge of the portfolio of Foreing Affairs, the demand made by the Government of Costa Rica that the President of Panama appoint a member of the boundary commission provided for in the Anderson Porras Convention, for the purpose of carrying out the demarcation of the interna- tional frontier from Point Burica to Cerro Pando. The Secretary in charge of the Chancellery replied that the White Award being null Costa Rica's demand was unright- eous, and that consequently Panama proclaimed once more its right to continue exercising jurisdiction over the territory occupied in conformity with the statu quo pen- ding the settlement of boundary dispute in a manner ju- ridically effective and resulting from the sovereign will of the two interested nations.
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