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Ex-Panamanian leader who replaced Noriega dies
to replace Noriega's Defense Forces, which were devastated in the invasion. In this photo taken Feb. 2, 2009, former Panama's President Guillermo Endara holds a stick as he talks with journalists in Panama City. Endara, who was sworn in after the U.S. Full Article at Long Beach Press-Telegram
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