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The final countdown is underway for the political scenario in Panama, with Yanibel possibly winning a significant portion of the 1,830 delegates. Unexpected twists may still occur.

The Land Transit and Transportation Authority (ATTT) clarifies that only taxis can bear insignias for selective transport services, indicating actions against InDriver.

The commission unanimously recommends Luis Gómez as the new Attorney General of Panama. This decision marks a significant step in the country's legal framework.

Leaders in Panama emphasize urgent reforms to combat increasing unemployment and informality in the workforce. Proposed changes to retirement age spark protests, complicating economic recovery efforts.

The recent authorization to import ham for Christmas raises alarm among local producers, who denounce damage to the food industry and the country's food security.

Manuel Campo Vidal highlights that news is grouped into five key sections, focusing on disinformation and politics, a critical topic in today's media.

The Economic and Finance Minister, Fausto Fernández, presented the details of the 2025 State Budget Law proposal, initiating budget hearings with various ministries starting October 22.

Bill 138, which seeks to modernize fiscal regulations and ensure sustainable public finances, was approved in the first debate in Panama. The aim is to ensure the effectiveness of the state budget.

The Superior Court of Appeals in Panama denied the request to replace a 60-month prison sentence for Ramon Ashby, former representative of Calidonia, due to financial irregularities.

The General Comptroller of Panama found several deceased individuals on the state payroll after cross-referencing information with the Electoral Tribunal. The salary corresponding to the second half of October was stopped.

On October 21, technical meetings for the Invalidity, Old Age, and Death programs were completed to help the Social Security Fund overcome its crisis in Panama.

Luis Carlos Gómez Rudy, candidate for Attorney General of Panama, vows to bring objectivity, transparency, and empathy if approved by the National Assembly.