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He Broke and Lost US$600,000, but He Started Again and Made the Empanadas a Business in Panama

Marcelo Contreras arrived in Panama and began selling empanadas on a football field; after losing everything during the pandemic, he rebuilt his company; today it has two factories, a restaurant and a cafeteria

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He Broke and Lost US$600,000, but He Started Again and Made the Empanadas a Business in Panama

6 hours ago·Vicente López, Argentina

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la Nacion broke the news in Vicente López, Argentina 6 hours ago on Thursday, November 5, 2026.

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He Broke and Lost US$600,000, but He Started Again and Made the Empanadas a Business in Panama

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