Josefa's niece, a nurse, recounts that she had a nightmare where a block thrown from the construction building of the Children's Hospital fell on her. She says that those responsible must be imprisoned. Josefa mentions that the union leaders who threw materials at the workers will face consequences. She refers to the bribery to stop appointments carried out by the governor of Santiago.
Josefa reveals the precarious working conditions in Primary Care in La Chorrera, known as 'the little room of horror.' She points out that large sums of money are said to be involved in these acts. Leaders of Realizando Metas are upset about the corruption in the appointments pushed by the governor of Santiago. Additionally, she criticizes Suntracs workers for using construction materials as weapons.
The Panama Afro Observatory criticizes the lack of diversity in the appointment of executives in the Panama Canal. The possibility of nominating a woman or a person of African descent is mentioned. There are also comments about conflicts in Correos due to arbitrary dismissals and lack of qualified personnel.
A solution is still awaited regarding seven pending lawsuits against the State for the closure of a mine. A Correos director who has weakened the functioning of the institution is mentioned. Residents of Villa Florence complain about an unauthorized clandestine taxi stand without approval from the ATTT or notice from the Villa Zaita Metro.
