In Panama Oeste, there is concern about when to require funeral car drivers in that region to comply with in-person shifts, as they are the only ones in the entire country currently working from home. This measure would not be unprecedented from the legislative body.
On the other hand, there is a complaint regarding alleged Chinese workers laboring illegally on the Fourth Bridge project over the Panama Canal, who even have difficulties with the Spanish language. Furthermore, a possible agreement among some legislators to vote in favor of the Social Security Fund project in exchange for benefits in municipalities is mentioned.
Regarding the Panama Canal, there is talk about the need to closely review the payroll of workers participating in canal projects. It is noted that budget execution is decreasing, raising concerns.
In labor union issues, the attitude of Suntracs towards the Accusatory Penal System is discussed. A conflicting situation between society and local authorities is also raised. Additionally, the initiative of exchanging weapons for food led by the Governor of Panama Oeste, Marilyn Vallarino, is highlighted.
A confrontation between different groups, including politicians and unions, is mentioned, and possible vetoes to legislative projects are referenced. Finally, there is a warning about an increase in metro fares and questions are raised regarding transparency in the management of public funds by the country's ministers.
