President José Raúl Mulino announced today the bidding of new infrastructure works in key areas such as mobility, health, higher education, and pet care. The government's mega-projects plan includes launching new initiatives and rescuing abandoned works. Mulino emphasized that these projects are part of the 'National Government's mission that has a clear direction for the country' and highlighted that the plan includes 'rescuing works left abandoned by previous administrations, at a high cost to Panamanians.' The president also confirmed that this Friday he will inaugurate a new Health Center in Guararé, Los Santos province, to serve a population of over 15,000 people. He also announced the groundbreaking for a pet hospital in Juan Díaz, which will be a reference veterinary center in the region. Furthermore, Mulino informed that the National Library Ernesto Castillero now has the urgent funds it needed this year and resources for future years, thanks to a cooperation agreement.
