Panama: Labor Leader and Socialist candidate for representative Priscilla Vazquez, UIT-CI (2009) —
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Panama: Labor Leader and Socialist candidate for representative Priscilla Vazquez, UIT-CI (2009)

Overcoming difficult obstacles strong antidemocratic, Priscila Vazquez, leader of the Association of Employee Social Security Fund (AECSS) and Workers' Party Panameños, registered his candidacy for representative independently. La ley electoral de Panamá es altamente proscriptiva para la izquierda y trabajadores. The electoral law in Panama is highly proscribed for left and workers. Exige miles de firmas por cada candidato, en la región electoral más populosa, firmas que deben ser legalizadas ante escribano público, con un alto costo y dificultad. Require thousands of signatures for each candidate in the electoral region most populous, signatures must be legalized by a notary public, with a high cost and difficulty.

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