José Mulino, President of Panama Sanctions Special Law for Banana Workers
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Camilo Rengifo Marín After several weeks of strikes and marches by various social sectors against the neoliberal policies of President José Raúl Mulino, Panama is in a boil, facing a crossroads of difficult exit caused by the greatest social crisis that is remembered in the last 30 years, protests, which the government responded with repression: The police was wildly ensnared with the protesters in the streets while the judicial persecution agai…
Protests included roadblocks and a halt in the operations of the company Chiquita Panama since the end of April
The agreement between the Legislative Branch, the Government, and the banana workers' unions—which put an end to more than a month of strikes in the Bocas del Toro area, affecting, among others, the Chiquita company—began to bear fruit with the approval of Bill 290 in its third reading. See more
Last Friday, the plenary of the National Assembly approved in third debate, Bill 290, which establishes a special regime for banana workers and independent banana producers.
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