Neither left nor right…

It was one of several phrases coined by Omar, during his long and not necessarily everyone’s desired mandate. me personally I acknowledge the legacy of the general, despite the fact that he was always against the army and still against the PRD. Gentlemen have done nothing to change my opinion, especially during the current five-year period. They still want more.

Absurd management a crisis generated by approval behind the backs of the people mining concessions have us all in stitches. And the worst thing is that it has already begun to claim lives, not to mention the damage caused to the economy. To make matters worse, they intend to repeat the government with a candidate they produced in the worst style of Dr. Frankenstein. If there’s something they don’t have Gentlemen, that’s a shame. That is why they are doing unprecedented, abusing power, to disqualify their biggest opponent in the polls. To do this, they use nothing more crude than judicial terrorism. My God, how long will this pod!

In the streets, the left, indigenous peoples and the teachers’ union They are a parallel government, which was established without even going to the polls. I am not against any of these groups, but I am against the way they are preparing to take over, sowing anarchy. A former television commentator and a young columnist, whom I would rather call a slanderer, took on the task of pointing out rresponsibility for riots and violence on the same candidate who seems to be on a crusade to make him a martyr. Then they complain that their right to a different opinion is not respected, but both of them are irresponsible, unprofessional beings who do not understand that misinformation is a serious offense.

I question the populist leadership of those who travel in 4X4. His greatest and only success, remaining at the head of his professional association without opposition. You’ve been scammed out of your membership or purchased. A nation is not built by barricade speeches, but by positive actions and contribution solutions to the socioeconomic and political situation in the country.

The recent murder of two teachers in Chame by someone I unfortunately know, it’s a sad and worrying fact. The blood has reached the river, gentlemen! I have been warning about this for some time and in previous articles. Panama is not exempt from falling into fratricidal conflict, where political diatribes are the order of the day, in order to raise spirits and cause regrettable events like these. The subject in question is an educated man with training not only at academic institutions, but also from his home.

Both for him and for relatives of the victims, my prayers go out. I am also asking for Mr. President to put aside the condensed milk jokes and put on his pants once and for all and take the reins of the state once and for all.

If you’re incompetent, Vice is for that, though you should be worried about getting disqualified. That luxury was given only to the PRD, to do it to others. Experts in dictatorial strategies. Our republican history is full fateful and noble episodes, who in one way or another contributed to the formation of Panama as a nation.

What we live today is no different from those. Leader Arias made a good point, that “history repeats itself spirally”. It is in our hands to make a difference within the intersection in which we live.

During the press conference, one of the current candidates called for reason, so that all national leaders sit around the table to find the best solution to the current crisis. Other candidates must put selfishness and opportunism aside and repeat those words. It’s not about who makes the call, it’s about the purpose of the call. Leave room to the left at that table for dialogue.

Integral? Why not? Maybe this is the best time for it. I don’t want a patchwork country. I want a better country for my children and my grandchildren and everyone else. Stupid ideologies that never existed must be put aside. Yes in something Omar Torrijos He didn’t make a mistake, but that “here we are with neither the left nor the right, with Panama.” I add at the end… “damn.”