The news spread  like wildfire. In Spain they had charged FCC for paying bribes in Panama. Respecting the presumption of innocence of all those who have had to do with the construction projects of this company in Panama, important questions remain that the current Panamanian government must answer.

 Will a fight against corruption be undertaken without barracking and without political flags? Or, will you turn your back on the awkward matter? In the coming weeks and months a lot of information will be known about how to do business in Panama, and how pharaonic public contracts were obtained that have us indebted to the top. We will show the world how another construction company could take advantage of us and, most absurdly, is that even if they condemn it, it cannot be excluded from contracting with the Panamanian State.

There, in Spain, We will see judicial judges work without calls or pay-offs, while the processes will proceed without foolish dilatory resources to interfere and be manipulated to public opinion with a powerful propaganda operation that proclaims to the four winds that it is political persecution. This is the worst nightmare of a great corrupt. LA PRENSA, Oct, 31