The article covers several political events in Panama. It highlights the controversial push for a legislative amnesty that would potentially free Ricardo Martinelli from prison, criticizing the actions of its proponents and questioning its compatibility with asylum conventions. The author points to internal conflicts among supporters of the amnesty, with instances of open criticism among politicians.
Furthermore, the article discusses an unprecedented vote of no confidence against Foreign Minister Javier MartÃnez Acha for alleged actions detrimental to the state's interests. This is contrasted with a previous failed attempt to censure a minister, emphasizing the rarity of such actions in the National Assembly. The high salaries of legislative assistants are questioned, raising concerns about potential financial mismanagement.
Finally, the article notes the president's plan to send Martinez Acha to the Pope's funeral should he be unable to attend himself, highlighting the canciller's conflicting priorities.