Panama Wants Health Official Out
Health Minister Camilo Alleyne and the director of the safety deposit fund (CSS) Rene Luciani will be deeply questioned by different Panamanian sectors that demand their resignation regarding the poisoned medicine case.

The last person to join the criticism was the CSS ex chief Francisco Sanchez who does not agree with the idea that an economist rule the institution.

Many ask if the crisis triggered by poisoned medicine that caused 48 deaths could have been better handled by a specialist doctor than an economist like Luciani.

A poll made by Dichter Neira firm revealed that most Panamanians reject both officials procedures.

According to the poll over 70 percent of the people demand both leaders resignations.

President Martin Torrijos did not dismiss them after he announced a health reform a few days ago.