Brett's Plan B; José Gabriel Carrizo Resigns as Minister: Will He Continue as Vice President of Panama?; Violence Takes to the Streets of Panama; Bill Regulating Use of Cryptocurrencies Referred to Court; Copa Airlines Opens New Destinations: Baltimore and Manta; Reliable Bilingual Lawyers in Panama.

Friday, February 03, 2023

Last week, I mentioned that I’ve formulated my “Plan B” due to a series of indicators that I consider to be telling enough to do so. I got several enquiries as to what my Plan B actually is. First of all, I haven’t actually activated my plan… …I’m not moving anywhere yet. But, I am setting a few things up, just in case.

Every Expat that leaves their country of origin to live in a new country, at any age and for any reason, needs to have a Plan B, just in case things go south. Anything could happen really and you should never put all of your eggs into one basket (especially given the cost of eggs in the USA nowadays, am I right??). I left the USA in 1990, as the Army thought it was a good idea to get me smack-dab in the middle of Latin America with my advanced “Yo Querer Cerveza” Spanish skills. Landing in Panama at the age of 19, I barely knew what the Army was about, let alone having a “Plan B”. Skip to 30 years later, I have absolutely no footprint in the USA anymore. No bank account, no credit history, no land, no house, no car, no nothin´! I used to have credit; very bad credit, but credit nonetheless. But if I had to uproot my family and go back to the US, I didn’t have any credit to rent a place and that would be bad. So, a few years ago, when Panama was getting hit hard with negative news from Panama Papers, Odebrecht, and other damaging scandals, I decided to create a “Plan B” in the event we needed to get out of Dodge.

Brett’s Plan B is basically establishing a route to move to yet another country in the event things go sour in the one you set your hopes up for (in this case Panama):

Establish Credit in your native country. Make sure you have solid enough credit elsewhere, to get a credit card, a loan, and enough references to get a short-term or long-term rental.
Adjust your health care plan to include your Plan B country. Panama insurance companies have some great low-cost health insurance policies, but can also include international packages.
Open a bank account – at least one. Send some money there. If you can get 3 months of expenses into that account, that’s a good start. If you feel like you’re going to have to activate Emergency Plan “Jupiter 57” (or whatever you want to call it), you really need to start sending more cash to that account as soon as you can. One full year of expenses if you can afford it, is ideal.
Start talking to realtors now. Prices in the USA are still pretty high, so maybe you don’t want to move there. Check other great locations for some lower cost rentals or places to purchase. Maybe you could purchase now and rent it out prior to activating “Order 21.9”.
If you have an income that’s solely based on your local foreign residency, then maybe it’s time to adjust that operations plan so it runs nearly completely without your direct input or at least without you having to be present. If you’re getting a salary in your new foreign country, check to see if you can work from “home”. If not, start looking for other options in your potentially new future location.
Pets: that’s a tough one. I think we would try to have them move with us, but I don’t know we could get all of them over in the snap of our fingers. I think the best thing to do would be to leave without them, with a plan to have someone you trust to take care of them until you can get your family settled in to your Plan B location.
Prepare a grab bag – the bare essentials that you can just grab and go with. I don’t think we are in a situation in Panama where things would go south over night, but having a bag packed and ready to go with extra clothes and whatnot really helps so you don’t have to worry about it at the last minute.
Make sure everyone’s legal documents are up to date and aren’t a few months away from expiring. Especially if some of your party members need visas.
Become friends with a sound lawyer and accountant in your potentially new country. Make sure you know the laws of the land and are prepared to adhere to said laws. Immigration papers, tax laws and anything else pertaining to your scenario.

Keep in mind that all of this is “just in case”. I know several cases where people put their life savings into their move and now they’re struggling because of it. Some didn’t have a choice, but maybe with even a few tweaks to that plan, they could be better off.

What would you add to your “Plan B”?

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TOCUMEN IS THE SECOND MOST PUNCTUAL AIRPORT IN LATIN AMERICA

Tocumen Airport, Panama.

Tocumen International Airport has been rated as the ninth among the most punctual in the world, second place in Latin America, this according to the British aeronautical analysis firm, Official Airline Guide, (OAG).

The firm has revealed the world’s most punctual airports and airlines as part of its 2023 Punctuality League.

In this list, Tocumen International Airport obtained position 9 among the 20 most punctual hubs in the world and ranked second in Latin America during 2022, according to the result of the Puntuality League 2023 study, carried out by the international consultancy OAG.

Tocumen, which last year managed 133,084 aircraft maneuvers, obtained a percentage of operations in time (OTP) of 88.65%, according to OAG’s definition of punctuality, which imposes a limit of 15 minutes before or after the announced time of takeoff or departure of commercial flights. This measurement also takes into account cancellations, which are recorded as delayed flights.

According to this ranking, the most punctual airport in Latin America is the Brazilian Pinto Martins, followed by Tocumen International Airport in Panama. In third place, the Belo Horizonte Airport in Brazil was taken over and the fourth was occupied by Alejandro Velasco Astete of Peru.

OAG is a global provider of flight data, intelligence and analytics for airports, airlines and technology companies based in the UK.

READ HERE: TOCUMEN ES EL SEGUNDO AEROPUERTO MÁS PUNTUAL DE AMÉRICA LATINA

VIOLENCE TAKES TO THE STREETS OF PANAMA

So far this year, about five people have been killed in the district of Panama Oeste.

Violence continues to take to the streets of Panama. Only last Tuesday, January 31, five people were killed in various parts of the national territory. To this we must add that in the first month of 2023 there were 44 homicides.

This represents an increase of 21 homicides compared to the month of January 2022, when 23 homicides were registered, according to figures from the Public Ministry (MP).

On the night of January 31, Guillermo Antonio González Herrera, alias “Memo,” was shot dead while walking along an internal street in the El Nazareno sector, corregimiento of Guadalupe, district of La Chorrera, province of Panama Oeste.

“Memo” had only one month of having left the La Mega Joya penitentiary center, where he served a sentence for aggravated robbery since 2020, while in 2012 he had been investigated and convicted of a homicide case.

So far this year, about five people have been killed in the district of Panama Oeste.

Fernando Jahat Navarro Zorrilla, 37, alias “Nando,” was killed by a gunshot to the head on Anayansi Street in Puente del Rey, Panama Viejo, at about 7:40 p.m.

It should be noted that the victim was surprised by his executioners, who did not waste the moment and fired the shot that left him lying on the sidewalk lifeless.

“Nando” had a criminal record for carrying a firearm and personal injury.

Meanwhile, a man of Venezuelan nationality was found dead in the wagon of a garbage truck at the La Milagrosa landfill, located in Metetí, Darién province.

The body of Jose Luis Parejas Caraballo was spotted by a picker on Tuesday afternoon.

To these facts, we must add the discovery of a human head cut in two, which was carried by a stray dog in the snout, this in the sector of La Providencia, corregimiento Belisario Porras, district of San Miguelito. Likewise, in this same district, it was found a body without eyes and with the skin of the face torn off.

Meanwhile, in the corregimiento of Chorrillo, a father and his son were shot dead when they were sharing with their relatives.

And in the Chanis sector, a couple of grandparents were beaten to death by thieves who entered their residence.

The insecurity that exists in the country is perceived in the Gallup Panama poll, for the month of January, which reflects that 73% of those interviewed consider that crime and delinquency increased in the country. Meanwhile, 24% said that crime and delinquency remain the same and only 3% indicated that it has decreased.

When asked how safe they feel, 28% of respondents indicated that they do not feel safe at all, while 44% said they feel unsafe, 17% somewhat safe and 11% very safe.

According to the pollster, the increase in crime and violence in the country produces a feeling of insecurity among citizens.

For Belgium Bernal, director of the Institute of Criminology of the University of Panama, many of the acts of violence that are taking place in the country are related to a struggle for territory by criminal gangs.

For his part, the Minister of Security, Juan Manuel Pino, in the face of these bloody acts that have been taking place, limits himself to pointing out that they are due to fractures that have occurred within some gangs that operate in the country.

READ HERE: VIOLENCIA SE TOMA LAS CALLES DE PANAMÁ

THEY RESCUE A WOMAN WHO TRIED TO JUMP FROM BRIDGE IN THE COASTAL STRIP

Rescue of the Venezuelan citizen.

After two and a half hours of dialogue, the rescue of a woman of Venezuelan nationality was achieved, who was trying to jump from a pedestrian bridge, in the Cinta Costera.

The woman remained on her knees on the bridge, while passers-by persuaded her not to jump. “God loves you,” a young man shouted from the sidewalk.

After a quick action the National Police in coordination with the Fire Department managed to hold the young woman who was already hanging from the bridge, returning her to safety.

Deputy Commissioner Roberto Rodríguez, Chief of the Metropolitan Police Zone, explained that the woman was transferred to Santo Tomás Hospital for proper medical attention.

He added that he coordinated with the Venezuelan Embassy and later the woman will be placed under the orders of the National Migration System.

The fact caused a great traffic congestion at the height of the Coastal Belt 1.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), suicide is a major but often neglected public health problem surrounded by stigmas, myths and taboos.

WHO data reveal that an average of 98,000 suicide deaths were reported annually in the Americas between 2015 and 2019, with the suicide rate in North America and the non-Hispanic Caribbean higher than the regional rate.

In addition, it details that suicide is the third cause of death among young people aged 20 to 24 in the Americas.

If you need help, you can go to the care centers of the Social Security Fund (CSS), the Ministry of Health (Minsa) and the National Institute of Mental Health (INSAM).

READ HERE: RESCATAN A MUJER QUE INTENTÓ LANZARSE DE PUENTE EN LA CINTA COSTERA

PANAMA TOURISM: 4 THINGS YOU CAN DO FOR FREE IN PANAMA CITY

Summer has arrived.

The summer season has arrived and there are many activities that can be done outdoors in Panama. If you are on a budget and want to enjoy the Panamanian dry season, here are 4 things you can do for free in Panama.

Visit Los Lagos Park at the City of Knowledge

It is an extensive land where you can enjoy an exquisite summer afternoon with your family and friends. You can go skating, hiking, cycling and even have a picnic in the middle of the greenery of the countryside.

According to the City of Knowledge website, “every weekend entire families come to the City of Knowledge to enjoy the natural environment offered by the campus, but perhaps they know little about the historical value of the City of Knowledge facilities.”

Visit Omar Recreational Park

Extensive hectares of land where you can practice all kinds of activities. It is also a cultural space located in the heart of Panama City, specifically in the village of San Francisco.

Admission is free and is open from 4:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Visit La Calzada de Amador

If you like to enjoy the sea breeze, the Amador Causeway is a good place in Panama that you can visit and explore for free. It has viewpoints at the peaceful entrance of the Panama Canal and the large buildings that are imposed in the capital metropolis.

According to the website of the Panama Tourism Authority, “this sea route was built using the material extracted during the excavations of the Panama Canal, between 1904 and 1914. It extends 6 kilometers towards the Pacific Ocean connecting the mainland with the islands of Naos, Perico and Flamenco“.

Visit Cerro Ancon

Very close to Panama City is the historic Cerro Ancón. A place where you can test physical endurance and try to climb to where the Panamanian flagpole is located, which is a sign of sovereignty in the Canal zone.

A space where you can see Panama City and enjoy natural landscapes. Uploading it and enjoying its surroundings is totally free.

READ HERE: TURISMO EN PANAMÁ: 4 COSAS QUE PUEDES HACER GRATIS EN LA CIUDAD DE PANAMÁ

JOSÉ GABRIEL CARRIZO RESIGNS AS MINISTER: WILL HE CONTINUE AS VICE PRESIDENT OF PANAMA?

Jose Gabriel Carrizo.

After the news was announced that José Gabriel Carrizo will resign from his position as minister of the presidency, the government stressed through a statement that Carrizo will continue with his elected position as vice president of the Republic of Panama.

According to the Electoral Code, article 282 establishes that from February 1 to Sunday, May 5, 2024, all pre-candidates and candidates of political parties are prohibited from participating in events to inaugurate public works or in activities financed with public funds.

It is important to note that Carrizo Jaén remains in the constitutional position of vice president of the Republic with the functions assigned to him by President Cortizo Cohen, including continuing to attend with the right to speak the sessions of the Cabinet Council, the statement clarifies.

Last Wednesday, the President of the Republic announced that the Vice President of the Republic, José Gabriel Carrizo, resigns from the position of Minister of the Presidency as of the date.

It is expected that in the coming days some figures of the current Government will submit their resignations to run for some of these positions of popular election.

Recently the Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD) reported that its primary elections will be held on June 11 of this year, and in this the candidates who will go for the Presidency of the Republic, deputies, mayors and representatives will be chosen.

On the other hand, being a pre-candidate Carrizo Jaén, he will seek to run in the internal elections of the PRD with the aim of being whoever is the candidate for the Presidency of the Republic of Panama in the next elections of 2024; thus complying with the provisions of the electoral calendar.

Through his Twitter account, the current vice president of Panamanian thanked President Cortizo for “his trust and teachings. Today I leave office as Minister of the Presidency, serving Panamanians has been and will continue to be an honor for me; I continue to work for the homeland, fulfilling constitutional functions as Vpdte. of the Republic”.

READ HERE: JOSÉ GABRIEL CARRIZO RENUNCIA COMO MINISTRO: ¿SEGUIRÁ COMO VICEPRESIDENTE DE PANAMÁ?

COPA AIRLINES INAUGURATES NEW DESTINATIONS: BALTIMORE AND MANTA

Copa Airlines.

The destinations of Baltimore in the United States and Manta in Ecuador are the new routes that increase to 79 Copa Airlines routes in 32 countries in North, Central, South America and the Caribbean.

With three weekly flights, Copa Airlines will be the only airline that will connect internationally to Manta, also known as “The gateway to the Pacific” of Ecuador

Meanwhile, Baltimore becomes the 14th Cup destination in the United States, with four flight frequencies per week.

“We are pleased to start the year by announcing the opening of two destinations full of history and with great tourist attraction in markets as important for Copa as Ecuador and the United States. In this way, we remain firm with the objective of increasing connectivity between the countries where we operate through Panama, and contributing to the growth of tourism, investments and economic and social development in our region,” said Pedro Heilbron, CEO of Copa Airlines.

Baltimore Destination

Baltimore is a coastal destination that joins the 13 already operated by the Airline in the United States of America: Tampa, Miami, Orlando, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, New York, Denver, Washington, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Fort Lauderdale.

Due to its proximity, the Copa Airlines flight to the city of Baltimore will also serve as an alternative for those interested in visiting Washington D.C. and other cities in that area of the country.

Flight operation to Baltimore

This new route will operate from June 28 with four weekly frequencies on Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, departing at 09:07 a.m. Panama (local time) and arriving at Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) at 03:07 p.m. (local time).

The return flight will depart the same days from Baltimore at 04:22 p.m., arriving in Panama at 08:22 p.m. (local time).

Destination of Manta

For its part, Copa Airlines, as of June 27, will connect for the first time the Hub of the Americas® in Panama with the city of Manta, and becomes the only airline to operate internationally to and from “La puerta del Pacífico” destination recognized for its attractive beaches, gastronomy and being the second maritime and fishing tourist port in Ecuador (after Guayaquil). with great export and import activity.

This new connection becomes the number three city in Ecuador, joining Guayaquil and Quito, benefiting the connectivity of those who reside in the city of Manta, in the Province of Manabí, and passengers from the rest of that important region.

Operation of flights to Manta

The Copa Airlines flight to Manta will operate with three weekly frequencies on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, departing at 03:10 p.m. from Panama (local time)and arriving at Eloy Alfaro International Airport (MEC) at 05:28 p.m. (local time). The return flight will depart the same days from Manta at 06:18 p.m., arriving in Panama at 08:30 p.m. (local time).

Passengers interested in traveling to or from Baltimore and San Pablo de Manta can make reservations at www.copa.com, sales offices and call centers.

READ HERE: COPA AIRLINES INAUGURA NUEVOS DESTINOS: BALTIMORE Y MANTA

36 CASES OF MALARIA IN PANAMA IN THE FIRST MONTH OF 2023

36 cases of malaria in Panama in the first month of 2023.

The Ministry of Health (Minsa), together with the regional team of the Esratégico Plan for the Elimination of Malaria (PEEM), continues to work on the actions of fumigation, supervision, surveillance and control of the mosquito that produces this disease in the sector of Panama Este.

Nationally, in 2020, the number of malaria infections totaled 1,009, in 2021, it increased to 1,512, and in 2022, it noted a decrease compared to the previous year of 1,114 cases.

On the other hand, in the first month of 2023, there are 36 people who have been infected by the bite of the mosquito that transmits malaria.

Fumigation against malaria.

The regional director of Minsa in Panamá Este, Carlos Batista, mentions that it is essential that citizens have vaccination coverage against yellow fever.

The regional technical committee of the institution reports that monthly malaria situation analysis meetings, the report of patients with incomplete treatments and their tracking, quality control of notification forms, treatment, research, follow-up and weekly malaria bulletins are carried out.

Among the communities and the malarial foci, they carry out the search for detected cases for up to 30 days, as well as promotion and prevention in endemic communities, among which are: meetings with leaders and house-to-house visits, sampling with the Gorgas Memorial Institute for the application of molecular tests for the detection of asymptomatic cases, comprehensive medical tours, training for the distribution of long-lasting insecticide-treated mosquito nets, according to a Minsa press release.

The main transmitter of malaria is the anopheles albimanus mosquito, which, when biting only one person, can show symptoms such as chills, headache, weakness, fatigue, muscle pain, joint pain, vomiting, nausea and diarrhea.

READ HERE: 36 CASOS DE MALARIA EN PANAMÁ EN EL PRIMER MES DEL 2023

WHAT IS THE REASON FOR THE INCREASE IN THE ELECTRICITY TARIFF?

The Extraordinary Tariff Stabilization Fund that was established by the National Government was suspended in December 2022.

The Extraordinary Tariff Stabilization Fund that was established by the National Government, during the pandemic, came to an end in December 2021 and this year, its suspension was considered, so as of this month customers will receive an increase in electricity billing.

Jorge Rivera Staff, National Secretary of Energy, explained that with the extraordinary subsidy the annual amount was around $ 132 million dollars by the government and recalled that the benefit that had been given was towards customers who consume up to 300 kilowatts per month, with the historical subsidy, plus this benefit reached a discount of up to 50% of billing covered by the government.

For those customers who consumed up to 300 and 750 kilowatts per month, with the State it assumed around 20% of their electricity bill.

According to Staff, if all the annual amounts from 2020 to 2022 are added, the government assumed more than $ 300 million dollars, benefiting 92% of customers throughout the country.

He clarified that the historical subsidy established since 2004 in the country, for those people who consume up to 300 kilowatts per month, representing 81% of customers.

In addition, there is an additional subsidy known as the Western Tariff Fund, which specifically benefits customers in the provinces of Bocas del Toro, Chiriquí and part of the Ngäbe Buglé region, which represents a discount for 99% of customers in these areas.

READ HERE: ¿CUÁL ES LA RAZÓN DEL INCREMENTO DE LA TARIFA ELÉCTRICA?

MINSA, HIV: WHAT ARE THE REGIONS WITH CASES IN PANAMA?

MINSA, reveals HIV data in Panama.

The Metropolitan Region, Ngäbe Buglé, Colón, San Miguelito, Panamá Oeste and Chiriquí, are the regions with the most cases registered with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) according to Carlos Chávez, Head of the STI/HIV/AIDS section of the Ministry of Health (MINSA).

“We ask the population to use condoms, to have responsible risk behavior, since there are other sexual diseases such as syphilis, herpes, so we recommend the use of condoms,” Chavez said.

Chávez highlights that the country closed the year 2022 with one thousand five hundred (1,500) new cases of HIV; in fact, in Panama, 22,283 people are currently living with HIV, of whom 15,580 are men and 6,703 are women (distributed in 70% and 30%).

HIV Test in Panama: How Much Does It Cost?

In Panama, the cost of taking the HIV test will depend on the place where it is performed, since in the health centers of the Ministry of Health (MINSA) and in the polyclinics of the Social Security Fund (CSS) they perform the tests for free, however, there are other places that offer this service.

The PROBIDSIDA Foundation is asking for a donation of $9.00 to those who wish to take the test.
Laboratories and private hospitals for HIV testing prices vary and can range from $20.00 to $30.00.

That is, there is no excuse for not being tested for HIV because this virus has no face despite the fact that AIDS does, for this reason a call is made to citizens to prevent, says Orlando Quintero, director of the PROBIDSIDA Foundation.

The Ministry of Health (Minsa) is developing, in coordination with the Gorgas Memorial Institute and international cooperation agencies, a new study where it will have the opportunity to know if the diagnosis of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is recent or long-standing, said Carlos Chávez, Head of the STI/HIV/AIDS section of the Ministry of Health, today during the workshop of trainers for recent HIV infection. It takes place in a local hotel.

READ HERE: MINSA, VIH: ¿CUÁLES SON LAS REGIONES CON CASOS EN PANAMÁ?

GOVERNMENT WILL DECIDE ON FEBRUARY 15 WHETHER OR NOT TO EXTEND THE FUEL SUBSIDY

Fuel station.

On February 15, it will be known if the National Government makes the decision to extend or not the fuel subsidy, as announced by the National Secretary of Energy, Jorge Rivera Staff.

Rivera stressed that, coincidentally, the evaluation mechanism that was taken for the Extraordinary Tariff Stabilization Fund is similar to what is taken with the fuel and diesel subsidy.

“In the coming weeks the Cabinet Council will meet again with the Ministry of Economy and Finance to evaluate the fiscal capacity of the State at this time, the process of economic recovery and the announcement would be made to the country,” he said.

The calculation they have for this month of fiscal impact is an additional 300 million dollars, which would be disbursed for driver support.

Regarding consumption levels, Staff stressed that during the past year for the first time there was a decrease in consumption volumes during the months of May, June, July when there was an increase of up to $ 6.00 per gallon.

On January 12, the Cabinet Council approved the extension of the fuel subsidy until February 15 of this year, starting on January 16.

On July 18, 2022, the Government approved freezing the price of fuel at $.3.25 per gallon due to protests by social groups about the high cost that at that time exceeded $.6.00, thus affecting the price of food.

READ HERE: GOBIERNO DECIDIRÁ EL 15 DE FEBRERO SI EXTIENDE O NO EL SUBSIDIO DEL COMBUSTIBLE

ELECTORAL TRIBUNAL ANNOUNCES CITIZEN IDENTIFICATION TOURS

Electoral Tribunal announces citizen identification tours.

The Electoral Tribunal (TE), from Wednesday, February 1 to Sunday, February 5, 2023, will carry out citizen identification tours, where the processes of civil registration and identification will be treated to the inhabitants of the communities that will attend.

Requests that residents meet the requirements of presenting the original cards and current copies of one of the parents for juvenile procedures, for the first time and renewal of the document.

Districts they will visit in the Ngäbe Buglé region

From February 1-5 at 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at:

Hato Pilón School, Hato Pilón corregimiento, Mirono district.
Cerro Tula School, Chami corregimiento, Nole Duima district.
Carlos Santiago Marcucci School, in the village of Cerro Banco, district of Besiko.

Citizen tour in Coclé

Additionally, among the registrations that will be made, is the electoral organization from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

February 1

Altos del Coco, corregimiento of Toabré, district of Penonomé.

February 2

Membrillo, corregimiento De Pajonal, district of Penonomé

They invite citizens to participate, and teaching staff, support, so that the 2023 tours have favorable results.

READ HERE: TRIBUNAL ELECTORAL ANUNCIA GIRAS DE IDENTIFICACIÓN CIUDADANA

SENAN ANNOUNCES REGISTRATIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO WISH TO BE PART OF THE INSTITUTION

Senan announces registrations for young people who wish to be part of the institution.

The National Aeronaval Service (Senan) will have available from February 6 to 10, 2023, registrations for young Panamanians who wish to be part of the Air Guard.

Requested registration requirements include:

Level of study: bachelor, but not expert.
Nationality: Panamanian.
Minimum age of 18 years (high school diploma).
Maximum age of 21 years (until April 1, 2024).
Marital status: single.
Height: minimum of 1.60 m for men and 1.55 m for women, among others.

To compete and search for more information, you must enter the www.aeronaval.gob.pa/ website and follow the instructions in detail to effectively carry out the process, which is shown advertised on posters on the site.

In 2022, 212 aeronaval agents managed to graduate, after 6 months of preparation at the Higher Aeronaval Institute. In the ceremony Marcos Sánchez was decorated, occupying the first place of honor.

READ HERE: SENAN ANUNCIA INSCRIPCIONES PARA JÓVENES QUE DESEEN FORMAR PARTE DE LA INSTITUCIÓN

BILL REGULATING USE OF CRYPTOCURRENCIES WAS REFERRED TO COURT

The Bitcoin.

The Executive Branch sent to the Supreme Court of Justice bill 697 of 2021, which regulates the “Marketing and Use of Virtual Assets and Virtual Asset Service Providers” and dictates other provisions, so that this instance of the State decides what corresponds.

This bill, approved in third debate by the National Assembly during its ordinary session of October 28, 2022, after considering the objection note formulated to it, for reasons of inconvenience and inexequibility, was sent to the Executive Branch for sanction, this January 18, 2023.

The Executive objected as unenforceable and for substantive reasons, articles 34 and 36, and for reasons of form, the entire bill.

Among the considerations made by the Executive when objecting to the bill submitted to the National Assembly, it is specified that the legislative initiative requires “adaptation” to the rules that regulate the financial system and the Panamanian monetary model.

READ HERE: PROYECTO DE LEY QUE REGULA USO DE CRIPTOMONEDAS FUE REMITIDO A LA CORTE

NAYIB BUKELE MEGAPRISON FOR 40,000 CRIMINALS

El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele visited the facilities of the Terrorism Confinement Center, a mega-prison with eight modules that will soon begin operating and that, according to the authorities’ projections, will serve to detain at least 40,000 gang members. The tour was shown Tuesday night by national radio and television.

The “largest prison in the Americas” was built in an isolated rural area in a valley near Tecoluca, 74 km southeast of San Salvador.

The 166-hectare property has a dozen pavilions that occupy 23 hectares, Public Works Minister Romeo Rodriguez explained on a national radio and television network.

The cells are made of concrete, the doors are built of reinforced steel and the water that will arrive for the use of the inmates will be controlled by the guards. “If I enter this center he will not leave again,” said Osiris Luna, director of prisons, one of the officials who accompanied the president on the visit.

During the tour, public security authorities explained to the president that to prevent an escape, the prison will have several security rings, including an electrified fence with 15,000 volts and prison guards, soldiers and police who will control the perimeter through 19 watchtowers. A group of 50 members of the National Civil Police will permanently support the searches.

Battle of Nayib Bukele against the tambouriners

The president did not specify when the first of the nearly 63,000 alleged gang members detained in the gang war will be transferred to the megaprison.

The mass arrests, criticized by human rights organizations, are protected by an emergency regime that allows detentions without a warrant. It was approved by Congress at the behest of Bukele in response to a murderous escalation that claimed the lives of 87 people from March 25 to 27.

On Friday, Human Rights Watch (HRW) denounced that there is “extreme overcrowding” in Salvadoran prisons as a result of the arrests without a warrant of suspects.

The country’s twenty prisons currently have capacity for 30,000 prisoners.

Bukele had initially said the mega-jail would be completed by September. The authorities have not explained the reasons for this delay.

READ HERE: LA MEGACÁRCEL DE NAYIB BUKELE PARA 40.000 DELINCUENTES

UN TO LAUNCH EIGHT HUMANOID ROBOTS CAPABLE OF DOING TASKS FOR SOCIAL GOOD

Illustrative photo: robot serves a person in a restaurant.

The United Nations will present eight humanoid robots capable of doing tasks for social good at a global summit on artificial intelligence (AI) scheduled for July in Geneva, it said in a statement.

At that two-day summit, on July 6-7, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN body, wants to show how new technologies and AI can help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), such as fighting the climate crisis or supporting humanitarian action.

“It is in our collective interest to shape artificial intelligence, faster than it shapes us,” ITU’s new Secretary-General, Doreen Bogdan-Martin, said in a statement.

“This summit, the UN’s premier platform for AI, will bring together prominent voices representing a diversity of interests to ensure AI can be a powerful catalyst for progress in our race to save the SDGs.”

The summit, which will bring together more than 20 robotics specialists, will see eight humanoid robots – named Beonmi, Nadine, Sophia, Geminoid, 4NE-1, Ai-Da Robot, Grace and Desdemona –, that will showcase their capabilities for firefighting, aid distribution, healthcare delivery or sustainable agriculture.

READ HERE: LA ONU PRESENTARÁ OCHO ROBOTS HUMANOIDES CAPACES DE HACER TAREAS PARA EL BIEN SOCIAL

STATUS UPDATE:

Saturday, January 28, 2022

PANAMA REPORTS A TOTAL OF 1.02 9,701 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 8.596 DEATHS BY COVID-19

1.029,701 positive cases
103 new cases
8.596 deaths
834 Home Isolation (0 Hospital Hotels)
65 are hospitalized (64 in ward / 1 intensive care)
1.020,206 clinically recovered

Coronavirus statistics:

Daily COVID-19 Cases

Date	Cases	Difference	Percentage of Cases
2023/07/23 - 2023/07/29	1047696	375	3.5%
2023/07/16 - 2023/07/22	1047321	321	4.6%
2023/07/09 - 2023/07/15	1047000	485	6.6%
2023/07/02 - 2023/07/08	1046515	663	7.8%
2023/06/18 - 2023/07/01	1045852	1909	10.0%
2023/06/11 - 2023/06/17	1043943	1312	11.8%
2023/06/04 - 2023/06/10	1042631	1302	11.1%
2023/05/28 - 2023/06/03	1041329	1099	11.3%
2023/05/21 - 2023/05/27	1040230	835	10.3%
2023/05/14 - 2023/05/20	1039395	753	8.9%
2023/05/07 - 2023/05/13	1038642	664	7.4%
2023/04/30 - 2023/05/06	1037978	654	5.8%
2023/04/03 - 2023/04/29	1037324	591	5.3%
2023/04/16 - 2023/04/22	1036733	633	4.9%
2023/04/09 - 2023/04/15	1036100	743	4.9%
2023/04/02 - 2023/04/08	1035357	627
2023/03/26 - 2023/04/01	1034730	949
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/25	1033781	3123
2023/03/18	1030658	108
2023/03/17	1030550	123
2023/03/16	1030427	112
2023/03/15	1030315	121
2023/03/14	1030194	144
2023/03/13	1030050	43
2023/03/12	1030007	51
2023/03/11	1029956	74
2023/03/10	1029882	86
2023/03/09	1029796	85
2023/03/08	1029711	91
2023/03/07	1029620	90
2023/03/06	1029530	25
2023/03/05	1029505	55
2023/03/04	1029450	65
2023/03/03	1029385	50
2023/03/02	1029335	91
2023/03/01	1029244	73
DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA	1029171	-221
2023/02/28	1029392	110
2023/02/27	1029282	31
2023/02/26	1029251	38
2023/02/25	1029213	63
2023/02/24	1029150	66
2023/02/23	1029084	42
2023/02/22	1029042	14
2023/02/21	1029028	38
2023/02/20	1028990	14
2023/02/19	1028976	22
2023/02/18	1028954	53
2023/02/17	1028901	60
2023/02/16	1028841	50
2023/02/15	1028791	58
2023/02/14	1028733	78
2023/02/13	1028655	23
2023/02/12	1028632	34
2023/02/11	1028598	93
2023/02/10	1028505	67
2023/02/09	1028438	71
2023/02/08	1028367	76
2023/02/07	1028291	77
2023/02/06	1028214	35
2023/02/05	1028179	25
2023/02/04	1028154	87
2023/02/03	1028067	73
2023/02/02	1027994	70
2023/02/01	1027924	93
2023/01/31	1027831	112
2023/01/30	1027719	35
2023/01/29	1027684	43
2023/01/28	1027641	103
2023/01/27	1027538	100
2023/01/26	1027438	117
2023/01/25	1027321	104
2023/01/24	1027217	116
2023/01/23	1027101	51
2023/01/22	1027050	49
2023/01/21	1027001	112
2023/01/20	1026889	115
2023/01/19	1026774	138
2023/01/18	1026636	134
2023/01/17	1026502	163
2023/01/16	1026339	58
2023/01/15	1026281	69
2023/01/14	1026212	126
2023/01/13	1026086	172
2023/01/12	1025914	201
2023/01/11	1025713	221
2023/01/10	1025492	83
2023/01/09	1025409	104
2023/01/08	1025305	118
2023/01/07	1025187	190
2023/01/06	1024997	271
2023/01/05	1024726	358
2023/01/04	1024368	240
2023/01/03	1024128	115
2023/01/02	1024013	76
2023/01/01	1023937	153
2022/12/31	1023784	319
2022/12/30	1023465	346
2022/12/29	1023119	404
2022/12/28	1022715	460
2022/12/27	1022255	165
2022/12/26	1022090	104
2022/12/25	1021986	268
2022/12/24	1021718	360
2022/12/23	1021358	425
2022/12/22	1020933	689
2022/12/21	1020244	236
2022/12/20	1020008	582
2022/12/19	1019426	205
2022/12/18	1019221	320
2022/12/17	1018901	516
2022/12/16	1018385	675
2022/12/15	1017710	731
2022/12/14	1016979	1029
2022/12/13	1015950	1033
2022/12/12	1014917	398
2022/12/11	1014519	608
2022/12/10	1013911	1142
2022/12/09	1012769	1096
2022/12/08	1011673	400
2022/12/07	1011273	1742
2022/12/06	1009531	1245
2022/12/05	1008286	495
2022/12/04	1007791	598
2022/12/03	1007193	1104
2022/12/02	1006089	1260
2022/12/01	1004829	1378
2022/11/30	1003451	1615
2022/11/29	1001836	610
2022/11/28	1001226	513
2022/11/27	1000713	611
2022/11/26	1002102	1105
2022/11/25	1000997	1223
2022/11/24	999774	1210
2022/11/23	998564	1103
2022/11/22	997461	1023
2022/11/21	996438	350
2022/11/20	996088	421
2022/11/19	995667	731
2022/11/18	994936	624
2022/11/17	994312	446
2022/11/16	993866	459
2022/11/15	993407	571
2022/11/14	992836	98
2022/11/13	992738	174
2022/11/12	992564	307
2022/11/11	992257	102
2022/11/10	992155	231
2022/11/09	991924	260
2022/11/08	991664	309
2022/11/07	991355	98
2022/11/06	991257	65
2022/11/05	991192	115
2022/11/04	991077	69
2022/11/03	991008	172
2022/11/02	990836	157
2022/11/01	990679	175
2022/10/31	990504	77
2022/10/30	990427	73
2022/10/29	990354	175
2022/10/28	990178	118
2022/10/27	990060	114
2022/10/26	989946	144
2022/10/25	989802	138
2022/10/24	989664	52
2022/10/23	989612	64
2022/10/22	989548	99
2022/10/21	989449	114
2022/10/20	989335	73
2022/10/19	989262	109
2022/10/18	989153	120
2022/10/17	989033	39
2022/10/16	988994	49
2022/10/15	988945	110
2022/10/14	988835	98
2022/10/13	988737	109
2022/10/12	988628	123
2022/10/11	988505	184
2022/10/10	988321	53
2022/10/09	988268	48
2022/10/08	988220	109
2022/10/07	988111	105
2022/10/06	988006	121
2022/10/05	987885	138
2022/10/04	987747	111
2022/10/03	987636	42
2022/10/02	987594	41
2022/10/01	987553	108
2022/09/30	987445	92
2022/09/29	987353	96
2022/09/28	987257	128
2022/09/27	987129	150
2022/09/26	986979	76
2022/09/25	986903	97
2022/09/24	986806	156
2022/09/23	986650	147
2022/09/22	986503	167
2022/09/21	986336	175
2022/09/20	986161	221
2022/09/19	985940	67
2022/09/18	985873	119
2022/09/17	985754	169
2022/09/16	985585	218
2022/09/15	985367	280
2022/09/14	985087	270
2022/09/13	984817	323
2022/09/12	984494	122
2022/09/11	984372	198
2022/09/10	984174	314
2022/09/09	983860	337
2022/09/08	983523	383
2022/09/07	983140	393
2022/09/06	982747	497
2022/09/05	982250	192
2022/09/04	982058	296
2022/09/03	981762	406
2022/09/02	981356	487
2022/09/01	980869	614
2022/08/31	980255	629
2022/08/30	979626	770
2022/08/29	978856	296
2022/08/28	978560	439
2022/08/27	978121	717
2022/08/26	977404	762
2022/08/25	976642	913
2022/08/24	975729	974
2022/08/23	974755	1077
2022/08/22	973678	339
2022/08/21	973339	539
2022/08/20	972800	919
2022/08/19	971881	958
2022/08/18	970923	969
2022/08/17	969954	1157
2022/08/16	968797	976
2022/08/15	967821	479
2022/08/14	967342	563
2022/08/13	966779	845
2022/08/12	965925	1031
2022/08/11	964894	1119
2022/08/10	963775	1167
2022/08/09	962608	1233
2022/08/08	961375	441
2022/08/07	960934	634
2022/08/06	960300	897
2022/08/05	959403	1046
2022/08/04	958357	905
2022/08/03	957452	1010
2022/08/02	956442	1099
2022/08/01	955343	413
2022/07/31	954930	561
2022/07/30	954369	800
2022/07/29	953569	930
2022/07/28	952639	904
2022/07/27	951735	1052
2022/07/26	950683	1160
2022/07/25	949523	502
2022/07/24	949021	548
2022/07/23	948473	838
2022/07/22	947635	944
2022/07/21	946691	1002
2022/07/20	945689	1184
2022/07/19	944505	1160
2022/07/18	943345	534
2022/07/17	942811	728
2022/07/16	942083	1137
2022/07/15	940946	1182
2022/07/14	939764	943
2022/07/13	938821	1424
2022/07/12	937397	1713
2022/07/11	935684	704
2022/07/10	934980	863
2022/07/09	934117	2007
2022/06/08	932110	1578
2022/06/07	930532	1693
2022/06/06	928839	1762
2022/06/05	927077	1137
2022/06/04	925940	686
2022/06/03	925254	926	16.9%
2022/06/02	924328	1338	17.1%
2022/06/01	922990	1626	18.3%
2022/06/30	921364	1624	13.9%
2022/06/29	919740	1828	18.3%
2022/06/28	917912	1989	18.8%
2022/06/27	915923	886	18.0%
2022/06/26	915057	1125	18.9%
2022/06/25	913932	1584	18.0%
2022/06/24	912348	1826	19.3%
2022/06/23	910522	2130	19.7%
2022/06/22	908392	1957	18.7%
2022/06/21	906435	2080	19.0%
2022/06/20	904355	826	18.6%
2022/06/19	903529	1143	19.0%
2022/06/18	902386	2053	19.2%
2022/06/17	900333	1451	14.9%
2022/06/16	898882	1958	19.1%
2022/06/15	896924	2080	18.7%
2022/06/14	894844	2389	19.5%
2022/06/13	892455	1106	18.5%
2022/06/12	891349	1389	18.3%
2022/06/11	889960	2323	19.1%
2022/06/10	887637	2591	19.5%
2022/06/09	885046	2793	20.5%
2022/06/08	882253	3244	21.2%
2022/06/07	879009	3523	21.9%
2022/06/06	875486	1692	20.6%
2022/06/05	873794	1942	20.5%
2022/06/04	871852	3056	22.4%
2022/06/03	868796	3296	22.3%
2022/06/02	865500	3789	22.7%
2022/06/01	861711	3443	22%
2022/05/31	858268	3819	22.6%
2022/05/30	854449	1842	22.2%
2022/05/29	852607	2123	21.1%
2022/05/28	850484	3109	22.4%
2022/05/27	847375	3678	24.1%
2022/05/26	843697	3951	24.4%
2022/05/25	839746	3825	22.7%
2022/05/24	835921	3876	24.3%
2022/05/23	832045	1758	20.8%
2022/05/22	830287	2167	20.7%
2022/05/21	828120	3203	22.7%
2022/05/20	824917	3417	20%
2022/05/19	821500	3842	22%
2022/05/18	817658	3506	20.7%
2022/05/17	814152	3910	22.2%
2022/05/16	810242	1799	21.4%
2022/05/15	808443	2166	20.8%
2022/05/14	806277	3054	21.8%
2022/05/13	803223	3248	23.3%
2022/05/12	799975	3514	21.7%
2022/05/11	796461	3324	21.5%
2022/05/10	793137	3307	21.5%
2022/05/09	789830	1359	22.4%
2022/05/08	788471	1615	21.1%
2022/05/07	786856	2672	21.6%
2022/05/06	784184	1919	20.5%
2022/05/05	782265	2117	18.4%
2022/05/04	780148	1838	17.9%
2022/05/03	778310	652	14.3%
2022/05/02	777658	538	11.9%
2022/05/01	777120	700	13.3%
2022/04/30	776420	932	12.1%
2022/04/29	775488	939	12.3%
2022/04/28	774549	874	12.2%
2022/04/27	773675	845	11.2%
2022/04/26	772830	744	9.9%
2022/04/25	772086	267	7.1%
2022/04/24	771819	481	6.3%
2022/04/23	771486	481	7.6%
2022/04/22	771005	542	8.4%
2022/04/21	770463	487	7.9%
2022/04/20	769976	519	7.4%
2022/04/19	769457	479	6.7%
2022/04/18	768978	184	5.4%
2022/04/17	768794	200	5.1%
2022/04/16	768594	124	5.0%
2022/04/15	768470	271	6.2%
2022/04/14	768199	364	6.3%
2022/04/13	767835	397	6.1%
2022/04/12	767438	371	5.5%
2022/04/11	767067	136	4.0%
2022/04/10	766931	254	4.2%
2022/04/09	766504	327	4.8%
2022/04/08	766177	247	5.4%
2022/04/07	766177	247	4.3%
2022/04/06	765930	253	4.0%
2022/04/05	765677	340	5.1%
2022/04/04	765337	124	3.5%
2022/04/03	765213	159	3.4%
2022/04/02	765054	223	4.0%
2022/04/01	764831	295	4.8%
2022/03/31	764536	293	4.8%
2022/03/30	764243	310	4.5%
2022/03/29	763933	325	4.2%
2022/03/28	763608	125	3.4%
2022/03/27	763483	203	4.0%
2022/03/26	763280	255	3.7%
2022/03/25	763025	290	4.3%
2022/03/24	762735	341	4.8%
2022/03/23	762394	386	5.5%
2022/03/22	762008	365	4.8%
2022/03/21	761643	135	3.7%
2022/03/20	761508	193	3.6%
2022/03/19	761315	311	4.7%
2022/03/18	761004	269	4.4%
2022/03/17	760735	330	5.1%
2022/03/16	760405	300	4.5%
2022/03/15	760105	323	4.6%
2022/03/14	759782	146	4.0%
2022/03/13	759636	175	4.1%
2022/03/12	759461	237	4.3%
2022/03/11	759224	301	5.0%
2022/03/10	758923	310	4.5%
2022/03/09	758613	301	4.6%
2022/03/08	758312	382	5.2%
2022/03/07	757930	362	5.4%
2022/03/06	757568	81	4.7%
2022/03/05	757487	426	6.5%
2022/03/04	757061	522	7.1%
2022/03/03	756539	454	6.3%
2022/03/02	756085	232	6.3%
2022/03/01	755853	355	6.6%
2022/02/28	755498	236	5.6%
2022/02/27	755262	357	7.8%
2022/02/26	754905	543	7.7%
2022/02/25	754362	668	8.1%
2022/02/24	753694	787	8.2%
2022/02/23	752907	734	8.2%
2022/02/22	752173	932	9.2%
2022/02/21	751241	481	10.7%
2022/02/20	750760	673	10.6%
2022/02/19	750087	952	11.4%
2022/02/18	749135	1219	13.6%
2022/02/17	747916	1221	12.5%
2022/02/16	746695	1328	12.5%
2022/02/15	745367	1714	13.3%
2022/02/14	739770	799	13.9%
2022/02/13	742854	1203	14.5%
2022/02/12	741651	1881	15.9%
2022/02/11	739770	2111	17.5%
2022/02/10	737659	2424	19.0%
2022/02/09	735235	3028	20.0%
2022/02/08	732207	3180	17.8%
2022/02/07	729027	1614	19.9%
2022/02/06	727413	2345	21.1%
2022/02/05	725068	3589	21.0%
2022/02/04	721479	4308	24.2%
2022/02/03	717171	5210	24.2%
2022/02/02	711691	6081	26.2%
2022/02/01	705880	5606	21.6%
2022/01/31	700274	3150	26.6%
2022/01/30	697124	4490	27.2%
2022/01/29	692634	7004	28.9%
2022/01/28	685630	7502	30.4%
2022/01/27	678128	8268	30.9%
2022/01/26	669860	10481	35.5%
2022/01/25	659379	9241	36.2%
2022/01/24	650138	5455	37.6%
2022/01/23	644683	7164	36.3%
2022/01/22	637519	10629	36.3%
2022/01/21	626890	11933	36.3%
2022/01/20	614957	12351	34.3%
2022/01/19	602606	10763	36.3%
2022/01/18	591843	11519	33.2%
2022/01/17	580324	5468	37.4%
2022/01/16	574856	7278	36.0%
2022/01/15	567578	8902	35.3%
2022/01/14	558676	9530	33.4%
2022/01/13	549146	9074	33.0%
2022/01/12	540072	6513	27.6%
2022/01/11	533559	4105	25.0%
2022/01/10	529454	3139	23.0%
2022/01/09	526315	4066	23.0%
2022/01/08	522249	4804	20.2%
2022/01/07	517445	5043	21.0%
2022/01/06	512402	4623	21.5%
2022/01/05	507779	4372	20.0%
2022/01/04	503407	3259	16.7%
2022/01/03	500148	1363	14.7%
2022/01/02	498785	977	13.2%
2022/01/01	497808	1888	12.8%
2021/12/31	495920	2213	10.4%
2021/12/30	493707	2664
2021/12/29	491043	1348
2021/12/28	489695	1354
2021/12/27	488341	574
2021/12/26	487767	563
2021/12/25	487204	827
2021/12/24	486377	865
2021/12/23	485512	719
2021/12/22	484793	668
2021/12/21	484125	487
2021/12/20	483638	252
2021/12/19	483386	323
2021/12/18	483063	386
2021/12/17	482677	447
2021/12/16	482230	406
2021/12/15	481824	386
2021/12/14	481438	382
2021/12/13	481056	275
2021/12/12	480781	208
2021/12/11	480573	356
2021/12/10	480217	127
2021/12/09	480090	189
2021/12/08	479901	338
2021/12/07	479563	332
2021/12/06	479231	178
2021/12/05	479053	222
2021/12/04	478831	288
2021/12/03	478543	268
2021/12/02	478275	285
2021/12/01	477990	248
2021/11/30	477742	134
2021/11/29	477608	94
2021/11/28	477514	208
2021/11/27	477306	210
2021/11/26	477096	223
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2020/03/17	86	17
2020/03/16	69	14
2020/03/15	55	12
2020/03/14	43	7
2020/03/13	36	9
2020/03/12	27	13
2020/03/11	14	6
2020/03/10	8	7
2020/03/09	1	0

This is a list of the number of cases per day since the first case was discovered in Panama

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Reliable Bilingual Lawyers inPanama

Here are some contacts of trusted attorneys you can contact:

De la Guardia, Neuman, Faraudo y Bermúdez (DENFAB) is a law firm that offers legal services to companies and individuals, of all sizes. They have authorized public translators in Panama.

Contact information: Juan Carlos Neuman +507 263-1896 / 263-1897 / 6676-6386

Miguel Arauz-Adames, Finance & Corporate Law; Business & Comm. Trade ; C.B.R.E. Acquisition & Development / Business Management Consultant.

Contact Information: +507 6157-3136 / https://www.linkedin.com/in/miguel-arauz-adames-assessandexecute

Have a great weekend!

Brett Mikkelson, CII, CPE

Director, B.M. Investigations | M1 Consultants Inc

Mobile (+507) 6674-1183

brett@bminvestigations.com / www.bminvestigations.com

Proud Member of: Council of International Investigators (CII – Past President 2018-2019; Executive Regional Director 2021-Present), World Association of Detectives (WAD), The Fraternal Order of Investigators (Founding Member), Victory Services Club (London), Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA – Isthmian Chapter), Association of Certified Anti-money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS), American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS), Association of Fraud Examiners (AEF – Panama), Business Security Alliance (ASE – Panama).