The defense attorneys for the 83 defendants in the violence incidents that occurred during the construction of the Children's Hospital in Panama complain about the difficulty in determining who threw a block with a rebar that injured a worker. Meanwhile, the union leader accused of inciting disorder continues without issues.
The situation in the Las Mendozas project, where the company OHL and individuals linked to BTD are involved, concerns the ACP. From other sectors, it is commented that the so-called Rebels seek an audience with high-ranking officials to discuss appointment matters.
In another case, certain individuals involved in crimes against the PAN faced consequences, with several identified as the main responsible parties. The words of the chief of Los Olivos about pursuing the leaders of the organization are recalled.
The resignation of the "Corporate Prosecutor" as Resident Agent of 24 anonymous companies and the possible irregularities in a project in Curundú with the company Acciona are highlighted points. Audits that could generate problems for union leaders are also mentioned.
Additionally, information is provided on two individuals who would be under the Prosecutor's watch, as well as the controversy with a former attorney general who allegedly negotiated fraudulently with Odebrecht.
