Politics
Can Panama’s civil society actually win battles? (2)
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The answer is "hell no they can't". Not if they keep this up; clumsy undisclosed conflicts of interest and uncontrolled screaming by Angelica Maytín.
Bananama Republic (https://www.bananamarepublic.com/2010/03/)
The answer is "hell no they can't". Not if they keep this up; clumsy undisclosed conflicts of interest and uncontrolled screaming by Angelica Maytín.
Panama is open for business, but only if you like to be ripped off by our government crooks. In just one day, the Martinelli clique manages to get in hot water with Spain and Bolivia.
The $2 school bags are indeed worthless crap, schools are still in a deplorable state and Lucy Molinar wants to change education into a factory for cheap labor.
Panama is about to sign a military cooperation agreement with the United States that will include the use of the so-called aeronaval bases and military training of Panama's police.
In Panama, as a pedestrian, you have a much higher chance to be killed in traffic than in Costa Rica or Colombia. Good for tourism!
What did Martinelli ever do to be knowledgeable about intelligence affairs and security; spy on the yogurt and the vegetables?
The latest in Panamanian shams is "medical tourism", but unless you are some sort of a medical thrill-seeker addicted to malpractice and poisoned medicine, you may want to think twice before heading over for your next breast implant or other surgical procedure.
Insulza got reelected as head of the OAS, just as Bananama Republic told you he would and despite of crazy conspiracies by the extreme right.
PRD legislators confess to having sold their votes to the government in exchange for FIS money.
In most of Latin America inequality has decreased somewhat, notably in Venezuela. But in Panama on the contrary, the situation has deteriorated thanks to our great governments.