Tag: mulino
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CHAOS in the Assembly: Salami Fest in second debate
We’re getting instant updates from environmental activists who have made their way into the National Assembly in an attempt to put an end to the “sausage law” that eliminates the need for environmental impact studies for Martinelli-approved projects; violates the workers’ right to strike and gives the police total impunity for whatever crimes they commit.
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HORROR IN PEDASI
Even before they are being given total immunity for crimes they commit, Martinelli’s police and immigration officials are already behaving as if they’re members of the infamous Zetas narco gang, according to a reader’s story about events in Pedasi.
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Panama police may now legally kidnap and sell you to FARC
Panama’s mafia rulers are passing a law during salami slapping sessions in the Assembly to “promote aviation”, which includes impunity for the police in case they commit a crime. Any crime.
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Mulino hides behind pseudo-procurador in deadly corruption case
Raúl Mulino defends the narco prisoner dealings of his closest advisor Eduardo Alfaro, a former child prostitute pimp, by saying he approved of everything and hiding behind Martinelli’s puppet-AG Guiseppe Bonissi.
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Update: Inmates win battle – Government loses control over La Joya prison
Just days after appointing a former Noriega military goon as the director of the prison system, the La Joya prison has been taken over by inmates.Several have escaped, there have been two deaths reported and four people are wounded.
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Mulino, his advisor, the narcos and murder
Lawyer Javier Justiniani was assassinated only days after handing pictures to legislator Marcos González, showing Minister Mulino’s closest advisor Eduardo Alfaro meeting with narco kingpins in jail.
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Martinelli launches all-out effort to recapture Noriega
President Martinelli dispatches the entire Panamanian navy to France in order to re-arrest Noriega, bring him home, and hang him.
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Ex-police chief Mirones slams minister Mulino about FARC
Former chief of the National Police Rolando A. Mirones Jr. launched some strong criticism against minister of government and justice Raul Mulino for his attitude towards the presence of the FARC in the Panama-Colombia border area.