The article covers several significant political happenings in Panama. It highlights the fortunate turn of events for Foreign Minister Javier MartÃnez Acha, who avoided the fallout of a scandal and saw his brother's prison sentence overturned. The resignation of Vice Foreign Minister Carlos Ruiz Hernández is noted, leaving Alberto Alemán Zubieta without his key ally.
President Mulino's request for ministers to report irregularities in their departments met with silence. This inaction is seen as concerning, particularly with the rise of potential impunity.
President Mulino's recent health issues and a trip to Peru raise questions, particularly given his reported discomfort during the visit.
The article points out politician H.D. Camacho's participation in an IMA food fair within his electoral district, prompting questions regarding the IMA's authorization and potential misuse of resources.
The article contrasts Panama's lack of a dedicated prison for former presidents with Peru's Barbadillo penal facility, which houses several former heads of state.