The "impressive leadership" of women is highlighted, who have become essential protagonists in the present and future of Panamanian agriculture. The research delves into the reality of the responsible institution, the National Institute of Agriculture (INA), whose budgetary struggles impact the investment capacity needed to ensure national food security. The journalistic work is titled "Food Security in the Hands of INA", and is presented as a story of resistance, commitment, and hope for the country. The special report will premiere this Wednesday, December 17, starting at 6:00 p.m. on SERTV Noticias's "Noticiero Estelar". In Panama, food security is a highly complex topic that directly depends on education, technical training, and the work of an institution that fights to remain operational despite budgetary limitations. A special report by SERTV Noticias addresses the actual state of the country's agricultural center, exposing the urgent investments it requires and the transformative role of female leadership in the sector. Resistance, commitment, and the future of agriculture: The report reveals that the future of Panama's agricultural sector is defined by resilience and commitment. The report investigates the current situation of an agricultural center with budgetary limitations and highlights the leadership of women as the protagonists of Panama's agricultural future.
