Panamá, Exhausted: In one of Latin America's fastest growing economies of the last decade, inequality has reached a breaking point. Panamanians will no longer stand for corruption and misery.
Panamanians will no longer stand for corruption and misery (REUTERS / ERICK MARCISCANO / ALAMY) For nearly a month of the country's rainy season, nationwide protests convulsed Panama. What is clear is that large swathes of the population will no longer tolerate this present arrangement wherein elite...
| Publicado en: | NACLA Report on the Americas Vol. 54; no. 4; pp. 369 - 376 |
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
Dec2022
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| Sumario: | Panamanians will no longer stand for corruption and misery (REUTERS / ERICK MARCISCANO / ALAMY) For nearly a month of the country's rainy season, nationwide protests convulsed Panama. What is clear is that large swathes of the population will no longer tolerate this present arrangement wherein elites use Panama's government in pursuit of self-interest. Panamá, Exhausted: In one of Latin America's fastest growing economies of the last decade, inequality has reached a breaking point. |
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