Keith Woolford
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the National Police is 70 years out of date
Meanwhile the National Police were celebrating the 20th anniversary of the DIJ with loud music and fireworks while not giving a thought to the welfare of sick and dying patients at the neighbouring Oncolongical Institute. Pendejos.
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in an internet article
Please share your source.
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More rain and flooding today in Bocas del Toro.
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Merry Christmas Vecinos, losing a good loyal friend is an incredibly sad event.
About a month ago I took a starving female to Dog Camp to recover. It appeared that she had been dumped some time ago up in the Parque Volcan Baru and that she'd given birth to pups recently.
Nala, as she's been named, is an incredibly sweet dog full of love for anyone who helps her. She'll be ready for adoption after the January 26th Spay-Neuter Clinic.
November 25th when I picked her up
November 30th
December 2nd
December 23rd
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Flooding in Bocas del Toro including the Airport.
215 families have been affected and are receiving SINAPROC assistance.
https://twitter.com/ensegundos_pa/status/1209914569470218241?s=
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contentious decisions
This judge acquits so quickly that he can move through 40% of the high profile corruption trials in Criminal Circuit Courts.
QuoteThis, despitethe fact that there are dozens of judges who by lot should know about these causes.
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After many years of using tankless heaters and suicide showers in rental homes, I immediately got a tank when I bought this home.
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6 hours ago, Moderator_02 said:
An appeals court granted the precautionary measure of house arrest to the son of Supreme Court Judge Cecilio Cedalise. The 30-year-old was arrested in Arraiján for carrying a firearm without permission, a crime that carries a sentence of 8-10 years behind bars.
Someone who is charged with a crime that carries an 8 to 10 year sentence is being released on house arrest with no cash bail?
That's crazy. Corruption rules.
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On 8/11/2019 at 10:18 AM, Keith Woolford said:
It’s not really news that the ATP has a $100 million Tourism Incentive fund to tap into.
https://www.centralamericalink.com/noticia/bid-invierte-100-millones-para-turismo-en-panama/amp
https://elcapitalfinanciero.com/atp-invertira-100-millones-en-isla-colon-pedasi-y-boquete/
Good news for Tourism and Boquete. Hopefully funding will be spent wisely and without graft. I see sidewalks and an aerial tram in Boquete’s future.
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Coincidentally
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8 hours ago, JohnF13 said:
Why bother? Considering Panamanian courts recent rulings, no one of any importance will ever be found guilty of anything.
We have all seen money buy innocence, even in Canada. (Dennis Oland recently), while innocent people without means have spent years behind bars. (too many to mention), but here in Panama it seems that the outcomes of criminal cases are known before charges are even laid.
Currently two of the three branches of government here are known to be corrupt, the Courts and the National Assembly. We don’t know yet about the third, the Cortizo administration.
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Moves by the defense team of Jürgen Mossack and Ramón Fonseca Mora have led to the second suspension of the preliminary hearing of the process for alleged money laundering
These two will never see the inside of a jail cell.
One of them is a part time Boqueteño but I understand from a neighbour that he hasn’t been seen here lately.
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Timoteo is a well known gardener and a regular volunteer at Amigos de Animales spay-neuter clinics.
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13 minutes ago, Moderator_02 said:
The US Department of State warned on Wednesday, December 5 that they will immediately suspend the entry visas of corrupt officials in Latin America.
Bad choice of timing to release this statement which appears highly hypocritical considering current investigations and proceedings in Washington.
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On 12/4/2019 at 6:54 AM, Moderator_02 said:
ranked 71st out of 77
Brutal.
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Alcohol and guns are not a good mix.
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46 minutes ago, Moderator_02 said:
Punta Burica on the western Pacific coast of Chile.
Newsroom Panama makes little or no effort to be factual.
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No lives were lost. Stuff can be replaced.
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44 minutes ago, The Cutting Edge said:
And the hole in the ozone layer has never been so small in recorded history.
Is there reliable, factual data which reinforces that statement ?
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9 hours ago, Moderator_02 said:
in relation to an elevator that was purchased without measuring the size of the pit and now does not fit, so it is a loss.
5 hours ago, Uncle Doug said:This can only happen as a result of incompetence. Probably some corruption thrown in as well.
Agreed.
5 hours ago, Uncle Doug said:Heads should roll.
Not likely to happen, the foxes have probably already left the henhouse.
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'Maintenance' here often only happens when equipment or facilities can barely function. That can also apply to vehicles.
Important Information About Maintaining Your Health
in Food, Health, and Cosmetic Goods and Services
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Science Digest was first published in January 1937[1] in an 8 x 5 inch digest size format of about 100 pages.[2] First edited by G.W. Stamm.,[1] it was targeted at persons with a high school education level.[1] It contained short articles about general science often excerpted from other publications in the style of Reader's Digest.[1] The headquarters of Science Digest was in Des Moines, Iowa.[3]
In November 1980 the magazine was expanded to an 11 x 8 inch glossy page format with full-length articles and color pictures targeted at a college-educated reader.[2] The new version was largely the creation of its then editor Scott DeGarmo. It was issued bi-monthly with circulation of about 500,000 copies. At first it tended to favor breathless cover lines, and often turned to pseudoscience topics, including spontaneous human combustion and UFOs. Unable to compete with more serious publications, such as Discover and Omni, the magazine ceased publication in 1986.[4]