Panamanian President as Trade Unions Protest: CSS Law "came to Stay" · Global Voices

The head of state of Panama, Mulino, commented that the new legislation gives the minister of health, Fernando Boyd Galindo, and the director of the CSS, Dino Mon, the power of what he considers to “transform”, “modernize” and “purify” the entity. READ ALSO: Panama’s Suntras denounces union persecution and demands to repeal Law 462 “Forget about any kind of reconsideration of that law. That law came to stay and today is the law of the Republic. …

“That law is to stay, it is the law of the Republic, and the one who has not seen it, there is in the Official Gazette; let him study it in the Official Gazette, ” he said.