VOICED : Gremios rompen acuerdo con gobierno en Panamá que levantaba bloqueo de rutas

In Panama, social organizations have resumed protests after breaking an agreement with the government aimed at reducing fuel prices. The protests, primarily in Panama City, have led to significant traffic disruptions. In Pacora, protests have caused shortages in supermarkets, and new roadblocks have emerged on the Pan-American Highway, a crucial trade route. The initial agreement, signed in Santiago de Veraguas, included plans for further negotiations on reducing the cost of basic goods and medicines.

What was the reason for the social organizations in Panama to break the agreement with the government?

• The government refused to reduce fuel prices.

• The organizations wanted more media coverage.

• The agreement was signed under pressure without consulting the bases.

• The agreement was not signed by all parties.

Which group was primarily responsible for blocking access to Panama City?

• Transport Workers

• Construction Workers

• Teachers' Union

• Healthcare Workers

What was one of the consequences of the protests in Pacora?

• Closure of schools

• Shortages in supermarkets

• Increased fuel prices

• Improved public transport

What is the significance of the Pan-American Highway in Panama?

• It connects Panama with Colombia.

• It is the main route for tourism.

• It is used mainly for local traffic.

• It is the primary route for commerce and transportation of goods.

Where was the agreement between the government and protest representatives signed?

• Pacora

• Santiago de Veraguas

• Costa Rica

• Panama City