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For this week's report, we're truly delighted to present to you our 58th Edition featuring our top 3 publications that highlight the colonial gems of Panama City, an iconic monument from Venezuela, and exotic buildings in a fishing town from Argentina.
Don't forget to also check out our "Runner-Up" entries for their remarkable contributions.
Panama City, founded by the Spanish a little over 500 years ago, is the main economic and financial center of the country. As is well known, there is the famous Panama Canal that joins the Atlantic and Pacific oceans for navigation considered the new eighth wonder of the world, which together with tourism are the two great sources that fill the public coffers.
The square is full of trees, shrubs that give more color and shape to the flowers and aromatize the space with a landscaping that enhances even more its beauty and although we are in dry season makes the visit more pleasant along with the sound of the waterfall and the beauty of the architecture and the grandeur of the mountain.
The three most significant properties in local history were restored and relocated in a privileged sector of the city; A place where all the people who visit this beautiful bay pass or should pass; The strategic location of these properties makes it impossible not to see them if you visit ¨Ushuaia¨; In each of these properties they spread all the information that makes a property unique, and rich for the history of the peninsula; This location is well known and its purpose is to take a walk through the representation of the "original people"
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