
Peak at the Week
Posted Feb 29, 2008 | In Politics, Media, Expat | Send feedback »

- Chavez pays SUNTRACS says the government. Chavez doesn't pay SUNTRACS, says the government. Chavez pays perridistas, says El Siglo. Chavez doesn't pay perredistas, says the government;
- FARC attacks police. Police captures FARC. FARC threatens to kidnap politicians. Government stays mute;
- Panamanian government and representative in UN Security Council still trying to find out where this place "Kosovo" actually is;
- Perredistas rolling over each other fighting in internal elections. Screaming matches between Balabina and El Toro;
- Before Inter American Court for Human Rights in the Portugal case, lawyer for Panama first thinks he's in one of his domestic kangaroo courts and is taught a lesson in International Law for Dummies by the presiding judge, then it turns out that the State never paid a special judge for the case, then it turns out that although they claim the State paid for a DNA test that test was in fact paid for privately because the State refused to pay any other lab than that where Sossa had a personal interest;
- Admiral Traad, the drug trafficking former head of Panama's maritime service, is released by a judge with Supreme Court aspirations;
- Somehow CUSA, a construction company in which the Aleman Zubieta family has interests, has obtained a contract from the Canal headed by Aleman Zubieta to clean up 2.3% of the area where the gringos left all kind of unexploded bombs behind;
- Round two, or three, or four in the fight of one man against the advertising cartel that destroyed his independent ratings business. They're now going on trial (to be absolved of any wrongdoing, of course) and theoretically face millions in fines, but, with the First Lady being one of the defendants....
Looking forward to next week!
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