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José Raúl Mulino, a last-minute conservative candidate in Panama’s 2024 presidential race, was elected in Sunday’s general election with a nearly ten percent lead over his closest rival.
Migrants, mostly from Haiti, ford the infamous Darien Gap on their journey toward the United States on October 7, 2021, near Acandi, Colombia. Ricardo Lombana, who ran for the Another Way Movement “green” party came in second place with 24.75 percent of the votes, while Martín Torrijs, of the center-right Popular Party, received 16.01 percent of the votes. The voter turnout rate was estimated at 77.63 percent.
The Panamanian president-elect assured his followers that he would not be an “entertainer” or a “TikTok dancer” and vowed that he would work “very hard” for Panama while also hoping to lay the foundations of a new national unity with “the best of people of this country for the different areas, wherever they come from.”
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