Wednesday
Wednesday 8th March 2017. International Womens Day. Movie review with Andres.
March 8, 2017
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It is that time of the week when we take a look at what is on at the movies with Andres
Clemente, this week it is “Logan” the last in the series of Wolverine movies.
A few trailers that have been released to tempt us including one for Deadpool 2.
Also on a Wednesday it is time for us to take a look at what is going on in the Great White North. Micheal fills us in on the happenings in Canada.
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Former dictator Manuel Antonio Noriega suffered a hemorrhage, hours after surgery in which a benign brain tumor was removed.
On Monday, the National Assembly approved on second debate an article that expands the prohibition of publishing electoral polls from 10 to 20 days before the general election.
Yesterday, the law firm Mossack Fonseca announced the dismissal of 75 employees representing 40% of their workforce.
Comptroller Federico Humbert said that he will audit nine projects awarded to the Brazilian construction company Odebrecht, the center of a corruption scandal.
Yesterday, the Supreme Court of Justice of Panama opened its files for a special commission to determine how many victims the US invasion of Panama in 1989 caused.
Between 77 and 150 Venezuelans are stranded in the Paso Canoas area between Panama and Costa Rica, waiting to enter the country.
Sources from the Public Ministry confirmed that in the morning hours, police authorities held at the Enrique Malek airport in the city of David, Chiriqui Province, the former legislator and current deputy to the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), Osman Gómez.
The government has begun moving the bodies of the victims of a fatal bus crash in Antón Sunday back to Bocas del Toro, where they were from.
This year, a new private cultural space has opened its doors to art in the province of Veraguas.
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