Panama is abuzz with discussions on various political and social events. One commentator suggested that certain facilities need a 'river of holy water'. A sarcastic individual asked whether the institution paid for the outing or if 'agua' swiped his credit card. There's talk about a deputy from San Miguelito, who is criticized for having a report on shelters ready, but not presenting the report on the first debate for the INAMU project. News from the ACP hill mentions that a new employee is dining closely with Catín, but it's frowned upon that he highlights on social media the candidates he thinks could land the high-paying monthly seat, without mentioning his supposed friend. Questions arise about whether he's analyzing who he will 'bat heads' with or will wait until after Easter. Others say the lady made her decision before the closing arguments. In the judiciary, a Guarantees Judge was seen chatting amicably with a recently impeached former prosecutor at the SPA, raising concerns about conflicts of interest. The column also sends fraternal greetings to Lisímaco López on his 78th birthday for his continued fight for the people's interests. Another story discusses the tender for waste collection in Panama Este, focusing on the Paso Blanco infrastructure. The Administrative Tribunal is expected to decide soon on the waste collection scheme. Finally, it's announced that the Financial Analysis Unit has officially presented Dr. Novus as the guardian of financial transparency.
