The return of the Council on Foreign Relations amid the current crisis facing the country with the northern empire leaves many unanswered questions. A nephew of Josefa seeks information about the actions being taken.
Regarding the Ministry of Education, it is reported that schools continue without staff appointments, which generates discontent among the population. The lack of concrete actions by the authorities is pointed out as the cause of the breakdown and the crisis in this institution.
Commander Ábrego has assured that the arrival of U.S. troops in Panama for training and education is part of the regular programs established between the armed forces. This is part of the ongoing training of the uniformed members of the public force.
Sadly, a lieutenant who had been promoted to captain but whose promotion was halted, recently died of a heart attack. This highlights the difficulties and pressure faced by many members of the armed forces.
The need for reservists and retirees to stay in shape to join the battalions is emphasized by Josefa. The importance of paying the seniority bonus to motivate these individuals to participate actively is mentioned.
The fulfillment of President José Raúl Mulino's promise regarding the Social Security Fund is recognized, and it is hoped that progress continues in improving this system. The perceived injustice in the military system is also a concern among the colleagues of the deceased lieutenant.
The position of the PRD in relation to the CSS bill is questioned by critics, who hope that the rights of Panamanians to a dignified retirement and quality medical care will be respected.
Overall, it is expected that the morbid interests and gossip surrounding various issues will decrease to allow for more constructive and meaningful debates and actions for the benefit of society. The Battalions of Dignity are presented as an important alternative in the fight against external threats and the defense of national sovereignty.
