In Panama, various social and political issues are being discussed. Notably, the sanctions imposed on players involved in a brawl are being debated, with some viewing the penalties as insufficient and even motivating for future incidents. There is also criticism of the Social Security Administration, where staff are unhappy with management's decisions. The issue of public security, a persistent problem since 2007, remains a key topic. Meanwhile, news has emerged about candidates for the position of Administrator of the Panama Canal. The ethical conduct within the Public Ministry and the control over the Public Registry, allegedly influenced by powerful law firms, are also points of discussion. The author calls on politicians to reflect and act for the country's benefit. Finally, an upcoming court hearing on corruption cases known as "Pinching Machines" has been scheduled.
