Indigenous People Ask Leo XIV To Stop the Violence in Protests in Panama - teleSUR English

Indigenous People Ask Leo XIV To Stop the Violence in Protests in Panama - teleSUR English

The seven indigenous ethnic groups of Panama have asked Pope Leo XIV to intercede to stop violence against them in the national protests and to urge the government of Jose Mulino to establish a genuine dialogue to resolve the current crisis. RELATED: Panamanian Workers and Social Movements Unite in Fierce March Against Mulino’s Neoliberal Agenda In the letter, addressed to “His Holiness Leo XIV,” indigenous peoples request “that a call be made t…

The seven indigenous ethnic groups of Panama wrote a letter addressed to Pope Leon XVI asking him to intercede with the Panamanian president, José Raúl Mulino, in order to stop the violence against the protests carried out by different sectors a month ago against the anti-popular reforms that the Government is trying to establish. In the letter, the indigenous peoples ask the Supreme Pontiff to call on the Government to use dialogue as a way to …

The seven indigenous ethnic groups of Panama wrote a letter to Pope Leon XIV asking him to "raise his sacred voice" to stop "violence" against them in the protests that have been taking place in the country for a month against various government initiatives, and to intercede with the Executive to establish a "true dialogue" that will solve the "crisis."The Indigenous entrance asks Leon XIV, by letter, to cease "violence" in protests in Panama wa…