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Wednesday 14 January 2009, San José, Costa Rica

Full Agenda for Panamanian President
Deportation of Guatemalans Still On
Over 175,000 Colombians Claim Compensation
Colombian President To Visit Brazil in February
Brazil To Produce Enriched Uranium On Industrial Scale

 
Full Agenda for Panamanian President
Panama - The mandate by Panamanian President Martin Torrijos faces in 2009 includes pending issues of interest for the population, among them insecurity and the high cost of living.

The executive announced early this month that one of the priorities in the first half of the year will be public safety, because 2008 included 593 homicides.

A UNIMER study revealed that 49.1 percent of those surveyed early this month said Torrijos' mandate was termed very bad, while 48.8 percent termed his labor as good or excellent.

The survey, which took place in January 2-5, includes a sample of 1,210 people, with a margin of mistakes of 2.8 percent.
 


 

 

 







 
 

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