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The discussion about the relevance of Parlacen is growing in Panama, with an increasing desire among many citizens for the country to withdraw from this institution, which seeks to emulate the European Parliament.

Three officials from the Panama Pacifico Agency, protected by law due to their health conditions, were dismissed without consideration of their labor rights. The fight for their jobs and the defense of their rights continues, highlighting the lack of recognition in the public sector.

President José Raúl Mulino assured that he would guarantee the budget to the Community Boards, rejecting blackmail and mobs. Deputy Mayor Roberto Ruiz Díaz submitted his resignation.

The rector of UMIP has been reported to the Ministry of Education, preventing him from running for reelection. The situation raises questions about academic governance and electoral integrity in Panama.

Deputy Sara Magallón urges a revision of the national budget to ensure better funding for health services in Colón. Despite limited resources, a new hospital is planned for the region. The discussion highlights the need for financial support in towns contributing significantly to the nation's economy.

Minister Felipe Chapman announces recommendations for the 2025 General State Budget, emphasizing the need to reduce tax evasion to finance the plan responsibly while prioritizing human development.

The Minister of Economy and Finance will present modifications to the new 2025 budget this Friday at the Cabinet Council meeting. Stay tuned for updates on the proposed changes.

The president of the patronage Max Estrada expresses his dissatisfaction with the lack of response from the director of Pandeportes regarding reports available in his office.

Roberto Ruiz Díaz has offered his resignation as the Secretary General of the Mayor's Office in Panama City, though Mayor Mizrachi has yet to accept it.

The director of IPACOOP reaffirms their commitment to maintaining direct communication with all cooperatives in Panama, focusing on those intervened.

On October 23, 2024, the ordinary hearing of the 'PAN-Blanqueo' case concluded after three days, with prosecutors requesting maximum penalties for corruption allegations against 14 defendants.

President Mulino outlined plans for security, a new stadium, and an upcoming hospital inauguration in Colon. Efforts to enhance tourism and manage the social security system were also discussed.