Presidente @NitoCortizo nadie está por encima de la ley. Como usted mismo dijo: nadie! Ni usted, ni su gabinete, ni sus donates, ni los accionistas de la mina. Un contrato inconstitucional es un contrato fuera de la ley. La justicia llegará. La dignidad de un pueblo no se vende.
— Juan Carlos Monterrey (@juanmonterreyg) October 24, 2023
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“Nadie está por encima de la ley.”*
– @NitoCortizo
*Aplican restricciones. Solo si no eres inscrito, partidario o allegado cercano del PRD.
— Roberto Thomas-Díaz (@robertothomasd) October 24, 2023
The protests have turned increasingly violent after a very peaceful Sunday, October 22, with police escalating the response to what has mostly been crowds of people chanting slogans against mining and singing the national anthem. The contract was approved on Friday, October 20.
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Last Thursday, October 19, a journalist reportedly lost an eye after being hit by what looked to be rubber rounds during protests. Police initially claimed he was being disruptive and blamed other protesters for his injuries. Video evidence, however, suggests it was police that hit him.
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Compártelo que esto no se ve en los medios tradicionales
23 de octubre de 2023. Represión policial en Calle 50, Ciudad de Panamá jóvenes que protestaban contra la Minería Metálica.
No hay argumentos ni razones solo represión contra la poblacion que se manifiesta @NitoCortizo pic.twitter.com/MgYxd9I8Pt
— CIAM Panamá (@ciampanama) October 24, 2023
Videos from the protests come from all over and are likely to keep coming as Panama fights for a country that, as always, politicians don’t seem to see as anything more than a bargaining chip to sell to the highest bidder.
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