The Bush administration decided to force Panama's General Manuel Antonio Noriega from power because ____________________.
A. revelations concerning Noriega's drug-trafficking activities caused protests in Panama
B. the CIA uncovered a plot by Noriega to close the Panama Canal
C. Noriega consistently opposed American aid to the contras
D. United States intelligence agents discovered that he was selling arms to leftist insurgents in El Salvador
Answer: A
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