
Recent Unrest In Changuinola Panama Has The Mayor's Office Decree A Curfew -
The document bases its legality on Article 17 of the Political Constitution, which establishes the guarantee of the individual rights and freedoms of nationals and foreigners as one of the essential purposes of the State. It also relies on Article 46, paragraph 2, of Law 106 of 1973, amended by Law 52 of 1984, which grants mayors the power to maintain public order with the support of the National Police, the Judicial Investigation Directorate (DIJ), and the National Border Service (Senafront). Local authorities emphasized that this decision was taken as an exceptional measure in light of recent events, with the goal of preserving the safety, tranquility, and well-being of the district's residents.

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