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Governability Forum Opens in Panama
Panamanian Government and Justice Minister Olga Golcher noted that citizen security is a mainstay of democratic governability at an international forum on these issues in Panama City.

Golcher inaugurated the three-day Democratic Governability, Citizen Security and Civil Society-State Cooperation Meeting, sponsored by the Organization of American States (OAS).

Meanwhile, Bolivian Victor Rico, head of the OAS Department for the Prevention of Crisis and special Missions, emphasized the need to work out joint projects to strengthen regional democratic institutions.

Delegates from Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama will analyze cooperation among the States and civil society.

The event is also being attended by the Dominican Republic plus Colombia and Venezuela as observers.
 



 




 


 
   

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