In an interview with Radio Panama, Carlos Rubio spoke about what motivated him to join the Panameñista party where he sees in this political group the ideas he has believed in during his life, the principles of Christian democracy, the social market economy, the principles of solidarity, respect for human dignity, institutional strengthening, constant opposition
Video. Carlos Rubio provides details of his registration in the Panameñista party
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90,968 formal jobs are created in September; the lowest figure in a decade
In recent years, the lowest figure for September was in 2020, the year of Covid-19, with 113,850 positions. And the highest a year later (2021) with the creation of 174,096 formal jobs.
Rafael López Aliaga defends Andrés Hurtado with controversial statements
Andres Hurtadoknown as ‘Chibolín’, is currently serving preventive detention in the Lurigancho prison, within the framework of an investigation for alleged money laundering and influence peddling. In the midst of this controversy,
PLD fights to try to survive 2028
The Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) is engaged in an internal struggle that risks its institutional permanence beyond 2028, the year in which Dominicans will go to the polls again. The political organization,
Blanca Rodríguez: “In some places it is still as difficult today as it was in 1971 to be a member of the Frente Amplio”
“In some places it is still as difficult today as in 71 to be with the Frente Amplio,” he stated, recognizing the difficulties faced by militancy in various regions of the country.
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