The New Yorker Jon Lee Anderson, who has covered Latin American insurgency and war, talks about his prison interview with the late Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega.

The New Yorker Even in his last years, the imprisoned Noriega, who died on Monday, expressed unrepentant pride in his past career as Panama’s military leader.

The New Yorker Even in his last years, the imprisoned Noriega, who died on Monday, expressed unrepentant pride in his past career as Panama’s military leader.

The New York Times Manuel Noriega passed away today. Removing Noriega, the dictator of Panama, from power in 1989 not only entailed what was then the largest American military action since Vietnam, but also set the stage for future actions by the United States. Read mo Read more ... re: http://nyti.ms/2shLGW9

AP Noriega ruled with an iron fist, ordering the deaths of those who opposed him and maintaining a murky, close and conflictive relationship with the U.S.

HuffPost UK Noriega, who ruled Panama from 1983 to 1989, spied for the CIA until the US invaded and toppled his corrupt government.

Yahoo News Ousted from power by an American invasion in 1989, former Panama strongman Manuel Noriega later served a 17-year drug sentence in the U.S.

HuffPost UK Politics Noriega ruled Panama from 1983 to 1989 and spied for the CIA until the US invaded and toppled his corrupt government.

NPR Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela wrote in his Twitter account that "the death of Manuel A. Noriega closes a chapter in our history."

reddit Hah! r/Music asks: what's your "Noriega" song? AC/DC worked on General Noriega....