Tomorrow, President José Raúl Mulino will arrive in Bugaba, Chiriquí, with a packed agenda of projects, responses, and messages that many hope to hear directly and without speeches.
At 9:00 a.m., the usual Thursday press conference is scheduled, but this time it will be held at the Bugaba Hospital, a key point for the Chiriquí community that has fought for years for better health services.
There, Mulino is expected to speak about his recent trip to Costa Rica and the publications that have heated up social media regarding a supposed lawsuit against him that circulated in WhatsApp chats.
At 10:00 a.m., the head of state will lead the inauguration of the new José Félix Espinosa Barroso Hospital.
In addition, the Ministry of Housing and Territorial Planning (MIVIOT) will deliver new housing solutions, a relief for families that have been renting, bouncing around, or dealing with leaks for years.
It is also expected that the president will address his controversial statements in Costa Rica and the tsunami they have generated.
In Bugaba tomorrow, a ribbon is not just being cut; a hot conversation is about to begin.
