Corruption
Mayin Correa wants to die
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Dramatic turn of events in all-out war of corruptos against corruptos has Panama governor seek assisted suicide through statement in La Prensa.
Corruption
Martinelli in serious money trouble
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Martinelli faces a deficit of $2.5 billion on a $15 billion budget. With $4.5 billion disappearing into the black hole called "corruption" and Panamanians willing to riot to prevent him from selling off state assets, the supermarket baron is effectively out of funding.
Corruption
Mayhem at the Assembly!
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Martinelli is not an isolated phenomenon, but the product of a political and business environment that has been created and nurtured for decades by the same people who now pose as the saviors of democracy. It's a fight between factions of corrupt, rich elites, with ordinary Panamanians caught in the middle.
Bananamismo
Bernie dance turns political
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President Martinelli doing the Bernie dance divides the nation.
Corruption
Martinelli hammers Pronto Cash
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Years ago, Blandón & Young threatened your reporter. Now it's Martinelli threatening them, over the same Pronto Cash case. How times change!
Politics
Panama opens doors to immigrants
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You probably didn't believe we'd ever say this, but there finally came some good news out of the Martinelli administration. Last Monday a decree was published in the Gaceta Oficial, which opens Panama's doors to citizens from a list of countries who want to undertake some kind of business activity here.
Politics
PRD in mudslinging mode
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Of course this is good news for Panama. If the PRD ceases to be a political force, we will finally have gotten rid of a group of delinquents that still celebrates a military coup and dictatorship figures in its propaganda.
Corruption
The “callcenters” now have a name
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La telaraña de La Prensa: Rafael Perez G. is the second former La Prensa employee revealed to do dirty work and run smear campaigns for Ricardo Martinelli.
Corruption
Presidency ordered phone blackout
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The cellphone shutdown in Ngöbe protest areas was not the result of "sabotage" or any such fantasy, but ordered by the Presidency through a former La Prensa employee.
Corruption
Why the Ngöbe had to die
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Only under Martinelli has Panama had to live through no less than three deadly crises to protect the shady business interests of the government's associates.