Panama has announced its support for Costa Rica in the dispute with Nicaragua over the construction of a border highway along the San Juan river. Panama’s government has also accused the Central American Court of Justice (CCJ) of “distorting its role in the region”, with respect to a case brought by Nicaragua on environmental damage caused by the construction.
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