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Political developments in Panama and Argentina
Overview
In Panama, President José Raúl Mulino’s administration is navigating challenges related to public approval and economic reforms. While the government has implemented operational improvements regarding the Social Security Fund (CSS), it continues to face difficulties with high debt, unemployment, and low popularity resulting from the political cost of these decisions.
In Argentina, political activity is centered on upcoming elections and the formation of strategic alliances. The ruling government is attempting to build broader coalitions, potentially involving the PRO and radicalism party sectors, to project stability to financial markets. Concurrently, opposition groups such as Peronism are utilizing primary elections to unify their various candidacies.
Entities
Javier Milei · Panama · Panama Canal Authority · Argentina · José Raúl Mulino
Timeline
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23 days ago
[POLITICS] 2 sourcesPolitical shifts in Panama and ArgentinaPanamanian President Mulino faces low approval despite tackling social security and economic issues, while Argentine politicians intensify maneuvers regarding future electoral alliances and primaries.
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27 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesPanama Canal draft reductions and Argentine political criticismPanama will reduce vessel drafts in the Canal due to water levels, while Argentine Deputy Lourdes Arrieta criticized President Milei's administration and fuel tax management.
Sources
destinopanama.com.pa · diariopanorama.com · eleco.com.ar · mediosrioja.com.ar