Long before the sun rose, hundreds of families began to arrive at Coloniada Square in Parita, Herrera, hoping to receive a Christmas food package. Some walked from other communities, others arrived by car, but they all shared the same excitement: to ensure that no one in their home would be left without products for the holidays. In the crowd, one could see grandparents, mothers carrying their young children, and young people. People of all ages, some forming lines and others accompanying them. According to reports, there were no incidents, and shoppers patiently formed queues without any cheating. Nilo Murillo, national director of the IMA, toured the posts supervising the distribution. Special attention was given to people with disabilities and the elderly, complying with the one-package-per-ID rule so that all households could benefit. This is the second day of Christmas fairs in Herrera, Los Santos, and East Panama. Attendees are reminded to bring their ID and a reusable bag. His team ensured that the national industry had a presence and that the products arrived in perfect condition. The dynamics were the same at all 14 points of attention in the province. Parita, Herrera.