Timmies, Loonies and Toonies; Protests; President Cortizo’s speech; Curfew; Belgian Beer Special Delivery

Wednesday, July 01, 2020

If you’ve ever had the pleasure to take COPA Flight CM0470 out of Panama, you know how 5 hours and 40 minutes of sitting coach can actually be pleasant. There’s a natural vibe of niceties as everyone aboard has a sincere smile on their face. If we were heading to Chicago, I’d worry that they were up to something. But no, no sir, not this time, this time we’re going to Toronto.

My first trip to Canada was surprisingly enough to Niagra Falls just to slip over to a fine family establishment called “Mints”. I mean, I wouldn’t take MY family there, but the girls that worked there had families and I was intent on supporting them. Crossing from Buffalo to Niagra with Army buddies Aroon “T.C.” Bhardwaj and Doug Goble just for an evening and then trying to find ways of “sneaking across the border” back to America without getting in trouble; 28 years later, I now know that Canadian officials were probably just glad to get rid of us. But a trip to Toronto has something even more remarkable than Niagra, something more special than asking a gal who just stole your sunglasses to dance again to the Lenny Kravitz version of “American Woman” in Canada nonetheless.

Toronto is synonymous with “peace”. Toronto, Canada is that one place I know of that can only be defined as the nicest place in the world to die (I mean, if you could die, because of, you know, free health care and stuff).

Envision if you will, your flight lands at Toronto Pearson International Airport. As the plane taxis towards your gate, you’re shocked as no one stands before arriving the gate nor do they do so prior to the “Fasten Seatbelt” light being turned off. As a matter of fact, when the pilot does turn it off, he first lulls us in his serene dipthong-laden angel-speak, “OK folks, we made it, sorry if that landing was a little bumpy, eh. I’m gonna turn that darn light off in just a moment.” There’s a sublime pause of perhaps 5 more seconds, then everyone slowly exits their seats in choreographed precision. Throughout the plane you hear utterances of warmth and decency, “Oh sorry, eh”, “Excuse me sir”, “Oh no, you go first, ma’am”. Travel can certainly be stressful, but not on a flight to Canada. There’ll be no kerfuffles here, I assure you. Everyone exits the plane donning their toques to bear the brunt of Canada’s brisk air.

In Panama, if you head to the interior, it’s mandatory to stop at Quesos Chela for Chicheme. Arriving Toronto, it’s equally mandatory to stop at Timmies for a Double-double. Once that beverage is in your hands, everything just becomes right with the world. You close your eyes… the soft hum of true humanity flows all around you, righteously caressing your soul. It, too, separates from your body ever so momentarily, acknowledging the very fabric of God’s perfection that is Canada.

I come back around and enter my taxi in a state of near-bliss. My driver asks me, “How was your flight, sir?”

“It was great, thank you.”

“Is there anything I can do to make your arrival any more perfect?”, he’ll ask me.

“Yes sir. Take me to your finest Poutine.”

“Oh, I have the best place. I just need to Hang a Larry up ahead and we’re there. Won’t cost you but a few Loonies and Toonies.”

Yep, everything was right in the world.

HAPPY CANADA DAY!


TOP NEWS and TIDBITS

Yoli’s Summary

Laurentino Cortizo Cohen is celebrating his first year in power today with a Panama – like the rest of the world – drowned by the Covid-19 pandemic and threats from sectors seeking to pressure and discredit his administration with corruption accusations; different groups demonstrated today.


POLICE DIRECTOR ADMITS THAT SECURITY IN THE AN IS STRENGTHENED; PROTEST AGAINST CORTIZO AND CARRIZO

Protesters also oppose Castillero’s reelection.

The National Assembly woke up besieged by special agents of the National Police. The reason could be due to announcements of possible citizen protests.

The security fence begins from the perimeter where the Dinasty warehouse is located. In plenary session and sitting in their seats are, for the most part, the deputies of the bench-based office worker of the Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD), deputies of the independent bench, of the Liberal Republican Nationalist Movement (Molirena) and some of the Panameñista Party. Few representatives of Democratic Change have entered the plenary.

Security and surveillance operation in the National Assembly area.

After what was agreed on June 18 at Parrillada Jimmy’s, the pro-government party of the PRD and its ally Molirena will re-elect Marcos Castillero in the Legislative presidency.

However, the independent bench that has five deputies has decided to go with its own candidate for the presidency of the Assembly. Although legislative sources talk that some deputies from that party would support Castillero.

The director of the National Police, Jorge Miranda, upon arrival at the premises of the National Assembly, indicated that the operation was mounted because the integrity of President Laurentino Cortizo and the deputies could be endangered.

Miranda explained that a security operation with two rings was designed, but did not want to specify how many agents are in the sector.

The director of the National Police also said that people are within their rights, but that they must do so following the provisions of the National Constitution.

“There are several factors at play here, there are people who have a legitimate right to demonstrate, but there may also be agitators who seek to destabilize and try to stain the integrity of the demonstration,” said Miranda.

PROTESTS

A protest was organized on the Transistmic road in front of the University of Panama for the management of the Cortizo administration of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Also, through social networks a protest was called for this Wednesday after 10:00 a.m. against President Cortizo’s speech and his year in office.

Panamanians were asked to play whistles and pots during Cortizo’s speech to the National Assembly.

A protest was also organized against the vice president and minister of the Presidency, José Gabriel Carrizo, and Cortizo in the vicinity of the National Assembly.

University students, trade unionists, groups that defend human rights, among others, participate in these demonstrations.

Another point that the protesters oppose is the re-election of the deputy Marcos Castillero as president of the National Assembly.

Original article


FIREFIGHTERS MARCH TO THE ASSEMBLY DEMANDING A NEW DIRECTOR FOR THE INSTITUTION

Units of the Panama Fire Department march.

A group of firefighters marched towards the premises of the National Assembly, this Wednesday, July 1, to demand that the Executive, among other demands, replace the current director in charge, Gabriel Isaza.

According to the red shirts, they have received, from the director in charge, alleged retaliation for showing their disagreement with his management.

The firefighters had already disclosed a series of nonconformities within the institution, for example, units that retire without promotions, lack of personnel, equipment to perform a better job, among other concerns.

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LAURENTINO CORTIZO PASSES LAW THAT GIVES MORATORIUM ON LOANS UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2020

The law promulgated in the Official Gazette states that the benefits of moratorium on loans until December 31, 2020 may be enjoyed by people who have had their employment contracts suspended or terminated, independent workers and merchants whose activity has been affected for the sanitary measures applied by COVID-19.

The President of the Republic, Laurentino Cortizo Cohen, passed Law 156 of June 30, which dictates economic and financial measures to counteract the effects of Covid-19 in the Republic of Panama and that establishes a moratorium on loans granted by banks, Cooperatives and finances, both public and private, until December 31, 2020, for individuals and legal entities economically affected due to the national emergency due to the pandemic.

The law promulgated in today’s Official Gazette and signed by the President and the Minister of Economy and Finance (MEF) Héctor Alexander indicates that the benefits of a moratorium on loans granted by banks, cooperatives and financiers will be available until 31 December 2020 people who have had their employment contract suspended or terminated, independent workers and merchants whose activity has been affected by the sanitary measures applied by COVID-19.

President Cortizo Cohen highlights that the new law will be an economic relief for thousands of Panamanians affected by the crisis and also a support to guarantee the strength of the banking system, which will be a fundamental ally in the construction of the new normality since it will come from there financing to raise affected businesses and revive the economy. The banking system generates more than 26 thousand jobs in the country.

The moratorium is extensive on residential, personal, auto, credit card loans, small and medium-sized business loans, commercial loans, in addition to loans granted to the transportation, agricultural and consumer credit sectors.

The new law indicates that to accredit the state of incapacity or insolvency for the payment of commitments, the natural, legal or independent persons affected must present to the bank, financial or cooperatives a sworn statement on simple paper or before a notary public, in which record the affectation of your income, or letter of dismissal, suspension of employment contract or reduction of the workday, for employees of the public or private sector.

The law also states that banks, cooperatives and financial institutions may not charge, increase applied interest rates, surcharges or any other interest for non-payment, late payment or for any other reason on the indicated loans and which are subject to a moratorium. The Superintendency of Banks of Panama, the Panamanian Autonomous Cooperative Institute, the Ministry of Commerce and Industries will be obliged to ensure its strict compliance and will apply the established sanctions.

While the national emergency declaration lasts and until seventy days after it is lifted, the credit histories of the people, which are registered by the Panamanian Credit Association, will not be affected.

The law dictates that the amount of the solidarity bonus received by formal workers who have had their contracts provisionally suspended or have been terminated, or informal workers who have been affected by the pandemic crisis, will be determined by the Executive. 

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PRESIDENT CORTIZO ANNOUNCES ECONOMIC RECOVERY PLAN WITH 12 ACTIONS

The president of Panama Laurentino Cortizo reports on his first year in office before the Plenary Session of the National Assembly.

The Panamanian president, Laurentino Cortizo, focused the report of his first year in office on the economic and social recovery plan to face the crisis generated by the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.

Cortizo announced a reactivation plan with 12 priority actions.

For Micro, Small, Medium-sized Enterprises and Entrepreneurs, Cortizo announced the allocation of B / .20 million through the National Bank and the Savings Bank to finance loans between B / .2 thousand and B / .5 thousand in terms of 84 months for new entrepreneurs.

A fund of B / .150 million will also be destined for soft interest loans and a term of 84 months, broken down as follows: loans of B / .5 thousand to B / .25 thousand for microentrepreneurs who are engaged in commerce, crafts , rural agro-industries, grocery stores or shops; Loans from B / .25 thousand to B / .100 thousand for small businesses that are dedicated to commerce, online commerce, domestic tourism, restaurants, professional services and innovation companies, and medium-sized companies will be provided with loans of B / .100 thousand up to B / .250 thousand.

He mentioned the Panama Agro Solidarity program aimed at small agricultural producers, artisanal fishing and family farming with an amount of B /. 150 million in its first phase.

He announced the creation of a plan for the generation of temporary jobs through the rehabilitation and renovation of public infrastructure buildings and that will begin in El Chorrillo, Santa Nana, Barraza, Curundú, Los Libertadores, Tuira, and Chucunaque, Paraíso, Los Abanicos , Colon Helmet, among others.

He said that B / .80 million will be allocated to the Panama Savings Fund to reinforce the Housing Solidarity Fund that provides a bonus of B / .10 thousand for the initial payment of the first home, whose value will increase to B / .70 thousand .

B / .1 billion will be destined to a special fund for credit strengthening, of which B / .500 million will be to guarantee the soundness of the financial system and another B / .500 million to finance affected sectors such as construction, commerce, restaurants, hotels, innovation, science, technology, agro-industries, industries, exports, warehousing and distribution, and tourism.

The companies that requested not to pay tax based on the CAIR, the General Revenue Office will authorize a period of up to 3 years.

Another announcement for job creation was the implementation of public infrastructure works such as rehabilitation and widening of the Arraiján – La Chorrera Highway, educational infrastructure projects and announced that progress is being made in the construction project of Line 3 of the Metro de Panama, whose works could start in the summer of 2021.

On the other hand, the Board of Directors of the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) approved the water resources program with an investment of B / .2 billion to guarantee water for human consumption, food production and operation of the interoceanic highway.

Cortizo also announced that he will present a bill through which he and his vice president, José Gabriel Carrizo, will cut the salary and representation expenses by 50%.

Similarly, ministers, vice ministers, directors, deputy directors, managers, assistant managers, administrators, deputy administrators and advisers will cut the salary and representation expenses by 25%.

Meanwhile, public servants who are part of the Boards of Directors of government institutions will not receive per diems during the same period.

First eight months of management

Before the pandemic, Cortizo assured that he complied with 16 priority actions in the first months of his administration.

He listed among these the modification to the Public Procurement Law, the Public-Private Associations, the modification of the law of preferential interests, the law 115 of December 5, 2019 that guarantees the purchase of national products and the approval of the law of first job.

He recalled that the Government assumed a deficit of B / .2,317 million from the 2019 budget and accounts payable to suppliers and contractors for B7.1,836 million.

In addition, in January 2020, the maturity of debt bonds of past administrations for B / .1,115 million was canceled.

To cancel these debts, Cortizo indicated that it was necessary to resort to external financing, achieving a total sum of B / .5.8 billion.

In the months of January and February, budgetary income was 11% above what was budgeted, however, with the effects of the pandemic, he pointed out, in three months, income has fallen around B / .900 million.

Original article


BRETT’S TIDBIT ON PRESIDENT CORTIZO’S SPEECH TODAY:

Being a foreigner, I avoid bashing the leader in ANY country.  One time arriving Venezuela via the Simon Bolivar International Airport in Maiquetia, I was stopped and questioned as usual.  I had a work visa and everything was in order as I toted my polygraph instrument with me as carry-on.  I passed both Customs and Immigration and exited the terminal in search of “some guy with a sign”.  I spotted him from a distance.  He was the same guy that always picked me up, lucky for me.  But another guy with a bright red shirt emanating a certain sense of ego-driven annoyance, had other plans for me that fine evening.  Ah, but what he didn’t know was that I was prepared.  It wasn’t the first time that I’d been “approached”.  He went through his list of questions that I was already too familiar with.  “Where are you coming from?”  “What part of the USA are you from?”  “Who are you visiting?”  “Why are you really here?” and others.  The answers were the same as well.  Panama.  Wisconsin.  Copa Airlines head office.  To conduct polygraphs; my driver over there can attest to that.  But then he asked me a new question, “Who is the greatest president?”  It threw me for a moment, but I knew what he was looking for, “Presidente Chavez por supuesto!”, I retorted incisively.  I was free to go.

In Panama, one would be wise to do the same.  We have more wiggle room in Panama with our words, but Panama is a small country and haters get on lists whether we like to believe it or not.  That being said, I truly enjoyed President Cortizo’s well-versed speech today.  It was complete and full of insight to Panama’s future.  He was upfront and not the least bit provocative in his explanation on all-things Coronavirus.  In honor of his first year in office, we look forward to the remaining 4 years.  I’ve taken the time to translate, although google-assisted, the transcript to his speech.  You may peruse the extravaganza of brilliance of this emotional homily via the following link:

Report to the Nation


REJECTION OF IDB PROPOSAL TO INCREASE TAXES IN PANAMA

There are positions that oppose the recommendation of the Inter-American Development Bank for Panama to apply tax reforms when the crisis caused by the coronavirus is overcome. A few weeks ago, the Inter-American Development Bank recommended that Panama increase taxes.

He put forward a series of proposals to control tax evasion and improve government revenue. It included the modification of tax rates and the introduction of a solidary rate to officials, according to their salary.

The IDB suggested doing so as the economy reactivated.

“If you ask me what is the worst time in history to raise taxes, I will tell you that this is it. The increase in taxes slows down the economy because it reduces purchasing power. If you want to end the middle class, if you want to end small and medium-sized businesses, this is a good time to increase taxes. Here what is needed is a great plan for public works in infrastructure, since construction generates 18% of the gross domestic product, creating demand, then increasing the capacity of companies,” said the economist, Felipe Argote.

In March, April and May the government expected a collection in current income of about $ 1.802 million, but in those three months only about 921 million were obtained. This weekend the economist Guillermo Chapman said that he does not like the idea of ​​increasing taxes, but it is necessary and that it should be done gradually.

Other economists disagree.

“It is not the time to talk, in the short term, about these tax issues. At the international level, countries and international organizations are talking about serious, committed and participative indebtedness. We are talking about the need for itself, increasing the debt, but together with a government, economic, and health plan that is focused on people, public health, and people’s well-being,” said Javier Stanziola, economist CIEPS.

The recommendations of the Inter-American Development Bank are part of a study made by the agency and contained in the ALC document Covid-19: Challenges and opportunities for countries in Central America, Haiti, Mexico, Panama and the Dominican Republic.

Original article


CURFEW WILL CONTINUE DURING THE WEEKENDS OF JULY; RT TOO HIGH

Circulation by gender and ID number are maintained.

Citizen mobility in the provinces of Panama and Panama West will continue to be suspended on the weekends of July due to the increase in new cases of the Covid-19 disease.

This was reported by the Ministry of Health (Minsa) in a statement indicating that they modified Resolution 492 of June 6, in which the curfew was established starting on Saturdays at 5:00 p.m. and until 5:00 a.m. of Monday.

The circulation by gender and ID number is also maintained.

Health authorities reported that the effective reproductive number (Rt) of the epidemiological week from June 21 to 27 was 1.42 due to the speed at which the virus is spreading by community transmission in the Metropolitan health regions of San Miguelito and Panamá Oeste.

The Rt registered a slight decrease compared to the epidemiological week that runs from June 14 to 20, which marked 1.63.

The Rt is one of the epidemiological indicators that takes weeks without being at 1 or less than 1, which is the ideal value. The last week it was below 1 was in May. Meanwhile, the country reached 33,550 accumulated cases and 631 deaths.

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THOSE WHO SURVIVE THE ICU COULD TAKE UP TO 35 DAYS

In the Intensive Care Units, there is a fight by intensive care doctors to save the greatest number of people who are affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Between 20 and 35 days is the time that a patient is kept with mechanical ventilation inside an intensive care room with COVID-19 in Panama. Dr. Eduardo Prado, head of Teaching of the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Santo Tomás Hospital, explained that in the fight they are maintaining to save lives they have had patients with up to 35 days sedated.

“When the patient is in this situation he does not perceive what is happening around him, the problem comes later when you wake him up and intubate him and talk to him and inform him that you were 35 in mechanical ventilation, many do not believe you,” said the doctor.

Prado added that this is a sad situation for the patient and his relatives because the consequences that he leaves behind in an ICU ward are very harsh.

“The sequelae left by mechanical ventilation by the instance in an Intensive Care Unit is not negligible, many of these patients are left with neuropathy, extreme muscle weakness, impossibility even to get up, but fortunately that recovers, not immediately, but they need rehabilitation therapy, whether physical or vocational,” he said.

There are currently 32 patients in the intensive care unit of the Santo Tomás Hospital, of which 31 are on mechanical ventilation.

As for how a person’s reaction is after so many days of being sedated, the doctor pointed out that it varies in each case.

“The reaction of a patient who wakes up after being on mechanical ventilation for a long time varies. Once we had a case of a man who reacted very calmly and entertainingly, I remember very well that we were talking about soccer and the teammate mentioned a team of the Spanish League, and the patient indicated: this is my team in Spain. In the gentleman it seems that the time he was sedated had not passed. “

Contrary to this, Prado pointed out that there are other patients who wake up somewhat agitated, confused, product of the days they have been sedated and the same treatment applied.

“Many of the people do not believe that they have been sedated for so many days, many believe that they had fallen asleep one day and woke up the next,” said the doctor.

He added that a person’s reaction to waking up is different in each case. Prado indicated that the lessons that this virus has left them is that teamwork pays off, since today more than ever they depend on their colleagues to get ahead, in addition to updating is essential.

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MINSA ENSURES TO MAINTAIN CAPACITY IN INTENSIVE CARE AND IN HOSPITAL ROOMS IN THE COUNTRY

After 4 months of pandemic in Panama, with a balance of 631 deaths, 16,254 active cases and a cumulative of 33,550 infected by COVID19, the country’s health authorities assure that they still keep under control the capacity of intensive, semi-intensive and wards , of all public hospital centers throughout the national territory.

“In the case of the Panama Solidario Integrated Hospital, which is 100% enabled, it has almost 50% of its beds available. Capacity is still maintained for the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), semi-intensive units and rooms in the rest of the the hospitals “, assured the Minister of Health, Luis Francisco Sucre, through an official communication.

Currently the installed capacity in public hospitals is evaluated by the health authorities through the Interhospital Control Center that operates from this week.

Through the Interhospital Control Center, which is made up of the Social Security Fund (CSS) and the Ministry of Health (Minsa), the installed capacity available to establish the transfer strategy is verified several times a day. of patients with COVID-19.

“For this there is continuous and effective coordination with a view to achieving the best performance of emergency services and hospitalization rooms,” said Sucre.

The Minister of Health added that at the same time the expansion of rooms in the Santo Tomás Hospital and the Institute of Physical Rehabilitation Medicine is being contemplated to increase the capacity of the Panama Solidario Hospital with human resources, supplies and medications.

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PANAMA WILL RECORD AN INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF FUEL STARTING JULY 3

From 6:00 a.m. This Friday, July 3, fuel prices in Panama will register a new increase in gasoline of 95, 91 octane and diesel, according to the National Energy Secretariat.

Resolution No. MIPRE-2020-0010483 of July 1 establishes the new maximum prices for the sale of fuel in the Republic of Panama.

This indicates that 95 octane gasoline will increase in cost per liter to 0.639 (+0.018), 91 octane gasoline will rise to 0.621 (+0.016) and diesel will rise to 0.520 (+0.018), in the provinces of Panama and Colon.

These prices will apply until 5:59 a.m. July 17.

Here is the list with the new prices for all the provinces of the Republic of Panama:

Prices will apply from 6:00 a.m. this Friday, July 3.

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STATUS UPDATE

PANAMA ACCUMULATES A TOTAL OF 34,463 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 645 DEATHS BY COVID-19

  • 34,463 positive cases
  • 913 new cases
  • 645 deaths
  • 16,251 home isolation
    • 679 hospital hotels
  • 943 are hospitalized
    • 794 in ward /
    • 149 intensive care
  • 15,945 clinically recovered

Coronavirus statistics from Day 1

Daily COVID-19 Cases

DateCasesDifferencePercentage of Cases
2023/07/23 - 2023/07/2910476963753.5%
2023/07/16 - 2023/07/2210473213214.6%
2023/07/09 - 2023/07/1510470004856.6%
2023/07/02 - 2023/07/0810465156637.8%
2023/06/18 - 2023/07/011045852190910.0%
2023/06/11 - 2023/06/171043943131211.8%
2023/06/04 - 2023/06/101042631130211.1%
2023/05/28 - 2023/06/031041329109911.3%
2023/05/21 - 2023/05/27104023083510.3%
2023/05/14 - 2023/05/2010393957538.9%
2023/05/07 - 2023/05/1310386426647.4%
2023/04/30 - 2023/05/0610379786545.8%
2023/04/03 - 2023/04/2910373245915.3%
2023/04/16 - 2023/04/2210367336334.9%
2023/04/09 - 2023/04/1510361007434.9%
2023/04/02 - 2023/04/081035357627
2023/03/26 - 2023/04/011034730949
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/2510337813123
2023/03/181030658108
2023/03/171030550123
2023/03/161030427112
2023/03/151030315121
2023/03/141030194144
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2023/03/05102950555
2023/03/04102945065
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DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA1029171-221
2023/02/281029392110
2023/02/27102928231
2023/02/26102925138
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ENDNOTES

Hey, it may very well be that you were not prepared for Canada Day, but now with the 4th of July just around the corner, you really need to stock up on quality beer. And by quality, I’m obviously referring to the refreshing taste of Belgian Beer. And wow, what a coincidence, I happen to know this really great guy who happens to be selling said beer (me). He’s been doing it since the end of last year (it’s me) but because of this pesky virus, distribution of his (mine, it’s me, ok?) beer has been futile. From what he’s told me (I talk to myself), he’s down to just 20 cases and would really like to unload them as fast as possible. (Like NOW!) Free delivery anywhere in the city. If you buy enough, I’ll, oops, I mean he (no actually, me) may just give you some free product glassware as added value. The Tripel Karmeliet glasses are actually quite amazing. (As supplies last.)

Stay safe… Stay healthy… And by all means (unless you’re downstairs receiving your 5 cases of heavenly ale)STAY HOME!!…