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General Reyes

Colombian general and diplomat in canal talks.

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Also known as General Reyes of Colombia, Colombia

First appearance: The Monroe Doctrine and the Panama Canal

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Mentioned as a Colombian official involved in the canal negotiations.
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In The Monroe Doctrine and the Panama Canal: Mentioned as a Colombian official involved in the canal negotiations. Later, in Appendix A:…

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