US EditionPanama. Police Repression Against Indigenous People Reported After Protests Against Social Security Law - Latin American Summary
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This Tuesday, in its third consecutive week, protests in Panama persisted with more conflicts between riot control agents and protesters, in resistance to projects promoted by the government of President José Raúl Mulino, including a social security reform. READ ALSO: Suntras denounces arbitrary arrest of leaders in the midst of a national strike in Panama The global balance of the mobilizations is 196 people arrested in a labor strike led by te…
TeleSUR, Latin American Summary, May 15, 2025. “We demand the cessation of this persecution against our people, and we call on the international community to be aware of these facts that violate our democracy and violate all our universally recognized human rights,” the whistleblowers stressed. Panamanian indigenous Ngäbe-Buglé denounced on Wednesday the police repression against members of [...] La entrada Panama. They denounce police repressio…
The demonstrations against the reforms of President José Raúl Mulino completed three weeks this Wednesday, with a new day of repression by anti-riot police against protesters. The most violent clashes occurred on the Inter-American track as they passed through Veraguas, where agents threw tear gas at Ngäbe Buglé indigenous people blocking the road. According to official data, protests already left 196 detainees, including teachers, banana worker…
196 people have been arrested in 21 days of strike at national level After 21 days of strikes and closures of streets, which began on April 23, by teaching unions against the law 462 that reform the CSS, Jaime Fernández, director of the National Police, gave a report since [...] La entrada Panama After 21 days protests continue in the midst of police repression aparece primero en NODAL.
Panama today celebrates 21 days of an indefinite national strike initiated by teachers in rejection of Law 462, of the Social Security Fund (CSS), between dams
Protests and popular resistance are intensifying against Law 462, the foreign military presence and the threat of mining reactivation The post-Panama in struggle: teachers, environmentalists and mobilized indigenous people declare an indefinite strike appeared first on Avispa Midia.
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