Industry representatives private ones belonging to the Council for monitoring and compliance of agricultural and food policy the state requires measures so that the products reach the markets.
In this regard, they demanded the state authorities to issue instructions to establish an air and sea bridge for the products to reach the city.
They are also asking the protesters to allow the passage of food, agricultural supplies and fuel, including gas tanks.
They also expressed their solidarity with the ease of passage of ambulances and vehicles carrying medicines.
The union points out that the protests produced food shortage in homes, hospitals and centers for the elderly.
They also caused prices to rise, and domestic producers cannot transport their products to markets.
The group also asked the CSJ to make a statement at a permanent session, until the claims of unconstitutionality are resolved by law.
“Now There is no other matter that requires more attention than this topic.in order to restore peace to the citizens”, the press release states.
Institutions such as CSS have warned of food and oxygen shortages due to road blockades.
Panama is facing a fifth day of nationwide protests.
Source: Panama America
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