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Last-minute candidate José Raúl Mulino heads to victory in Panama’s presidential election

  • Mulino won the presidential election in Panama with 35% of the vote and a nine-point lead, replacing Martinelli who was disqualified due to a money laundering conviction.
  • Support from Martinelli was crucial to Mulino's victory, despite lacking charisma, as he rode the ex-leader's popularity to win.
  • Mulino promised independence from influence after winning, declaring he is not beholden to anyone.
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Ciudad de Panamá. El abogado derechista José Raúl Mulino, quien resultó victorioso en las elecciones presidenciales de este domingo en Panamá, prometió tomar medidas “sin temor” para revitalizar la economía y poner fin a la “persecución política”, de la cual afirma ser víctima su mentor, el exmandatario Ricardo Martinelli.Mulino, de 64 años, se alzó con la victoria al obtener un 34% de los votos, superando el 25% del candidato centroderechista R…

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Although he only became a candidate a couple of months ago, Mulino managed to prevail in the votes, obtaining more than 34% support in the most crowded elections of the last three decades.

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Panama’s new president is a former minister convicted of corruption. This is precisely what the country hopes for. more...

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Mulino, 64, had nearly 35 percent of the vote with more than 92 percent of the ballots counted, and he's going to seek political consensus and promote "a government that works for the private sector."

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Durango Herald broke the news in on Sunday, May 5, 2024.
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