Politics
Tourists start boycotting Panama
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Martinelli's fascist rule, killing of opponents, harassment of the opposition and journalists, and assault on the environment are resulting in an emerging tourist boycott of Panama.
So, what the hell happened with Bananama Republic?
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In August of last year, we received an email from our web host, 1984.is, that they had closed down Bananama Republic. Why? Apparently there was a court order from the Netherlands. We got a copy of that, and sure enough, Patrick Visser, of Silva Tree fame, as well as his wife, Keren Visser-Katz, had filed a civil case against your author, made sure we didn’t know about it, and won.
Identity thief Sean Hammerle heads Democrats Abroad Panama
Sean Hammerle, chairman of Democrats Abroad Panama, faked staff members for his fundraising company.
Panama City’s Former Mayor: War Criminals Welcome
Juan Carlos Navarro summarized Panama's attitude towards dirty money saying that even Dr. Mengele would be welcome to live and invest in Panama.
Coima Confidential – memo from the Panama Papers desk
We had Mossack & Fonseca already in our sights in 2003 - Panamanians in between shock and denial - Foreign clients abandon Panamanian law firms
Corruption
Martinelli travels to Bocas with gifts for the savages while super99 boycott picks up steam
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Martinelli will travel to Bocas carrying beads and shiny things, for the savages. Meanwhile, not just got Global Bank torched last week (Martinelli is a shareholder) but in Santiago activists cordoned off Super99!
Bananamismo
Martinelli is right. That’s why we need your help
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Bananama Republic is an independent voice amidst the big corporate media outlets in Panama, and we need your help to continue to operate.
Bananamismo
The day after the week before
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Street battle may be over in Bocas del Toro and daily life may slowly resume in the town of Changuinola, but we're only now getting a first glimpse at the size of the stinking mess president Martinelli and his government have caused.
Corruption
Panama’s cartel de los sapos
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This picture shows how three men try to kidnap Andrés Rodríguez. Rodríguez is a school teacher, and also a union leader, and he was one of these leaders our heroic government had on its blacklist of subversives who needed to be arrested for harboring contra-revolutionary ideas.
Politics
Protests in Spain against Martinelli
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On top of protests all over Panama, labor unions in Spain marched in front of Panama's consulate in Barcelona, which is headed by a nephew of our First Lady in good nepotist fashion.
Corruption
Panama’s brilliant intelligence service – anyone know these guys?
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Now here's your homework, dear Bananama Republic reader. We want to know who these three men are. Names, numbers, rank, previous experience, how many girlfriends, everything. Plus we want to know whose car this is. We want to know where THEY live for a change!
Politics
CHAOS: Does Panama still have one government?
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The number of contradictions, bizarre statements, frantic denials and then confirmations is growing at a speed that makes us wonder, here in the Bananama Republic newsroom, if Panama still has one functioning government.
Politics
Martinelli overruled by his ministers, attempts to gain time
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Two important conclusions from today: Martinelli is further isolated within his own governing coalition as they've shown us where to drive the wedge, and when it comes to street battle, the police loses.
Politics
BLACK SATURDAY – Martinelli needs to go
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Martinelli needs to go. Or the Panameñistas, if they have any decency left at all in their asses after a year of assuming the 99 position, should send him away.