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Volume 14, Number 21
November 10, 2008

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Also in this section:
Panama reacts to Obama
March against sexual and reproductive health law
Daniel Delgado Diamante in ever deeper trouble
Civilistas warn, but is anyone listening?
He's a wizard under the sheets and he's got, um, something to sell you
Pedestrian nightmare
Bernal works the holiday crowds
Dozens said to be implicated in sculpture theft
More Panamanian human rights cases appealed to regional court
Bolivia's ambassador honors Che Guevara
Indigenous networking
Burma's Karen rebels run from government offensive
Panama News Briefs



Working the crowds

Panama City mayoral candidate Miguel Antonio Bernal may be a prominent lawyer, but he's not especially wealthy and is not expected to raise the money for an expensive television campaign like some of his rivals will wage. Thus he's waging a more traditional ground campaign, and over the holidays was seen working the crowds along parade routes. Above, he's meeting voters at the Independence Day parades in Panama City. Below, he's campaigning among his many fellow capital residents with Santeño roots who went back to La Villa de Los Santos for the November 10 celebration of the first call for independence from Spain that was issued from that town.

Photos by the Bernal campaign


Also in this section:
Panama reacts to Obama
March against sexual and reproductive health law
Daniel Delgado Diamante in ever deeper trouble
Civilistas warn, but is anyone listening?
He's a wizard under the sheets and he's got, um, something to sell you
Pedestrian nightmare
Bernal works the holiday crowds
Dozens said to be implicated in sculpture theft
More Panamanian human rights cases appealed to regional court
Bolivia's ambassador honors Che Guevara
Indigenous networking
Burma's Karen rebels run from government offensive
Panama News Briefs

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