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Posted on: October 18th, 2006
Filed Under: [ Hispanic News ] [ Non-US News ] [ Commentary ]
Tags: blog, latin america, Panama
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“Among all the elections this year in Latin America, there are none that offer the substantial choice being given to voters in Panama this weekend. Most elections only directly affect one or two terms of office and can be reversed in future elections. The decision made by Panamanian voters will decide the next century of economics and politics in Panama.”
Source: More information in English / Mas informacíon en Ingles
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