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in this section:  Chefs Eric Troya Reyes and Liliana Martínez Perdomo (now de Troya) on the right, with his best man and her maid of honor, the latter couple said to be quite the hot item as well The chefs' wedding photos by José F. Ponce Here
we have scenes from the civil wedding ceremony of Chef Eric Troya
Reyes, a Panamanian who works at Ego in Panama City, and Chef Liliana
Martínez Perdomo, a Colombian who does private catering. In Panama we
do have church weddings, but as far as the government is concerned what
counts is the civil wedding that's consecrated before a judge or notary.
It turns out that at Ego, which has a number of tourists among its customers, the waiters are expected to learn English and some of them use The Panama News in their private studies. (Throughout its nearly 15-year existence, this publication has always had readers who use it for that purpose.) Those who work at upscale restaurants eat reasonably well, but work hard, usually for longer shifts than most other working people. And do you want the Troya chefs to cater your special event? Call them at 228-6907.  Their legal rights and duties having been explained to them, the newlyweds sign on the dotted line at the notary's office  The bride and groom outside the notary's office  The staff at Ego wish one of their own happiness in his marriage Also
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