José Raúl Mulino Sworn in as President
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Updated By: History Editorial Network (HEN)
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José Raúl Mulino was sworn in as the President of Panama following his victory in the presidential election. His election marked a continuation of the political influence of former President Ricardo Martinelli, with whom Mulino has maintained a close alliance. The election results indicated a significant shift in the political landscape of Panama, as Mulino's administration is expected to focus on various reforms and initiatives aimed at addressing the country's economic challenges and governance issues. The political environment leading up to his election was characterized by debates over corruption, economic growth, and social policies, which were pivotal in shaping voter sentiment. Mulino's presidency is anticipated to influence Panama's domestic and foreign policies, particularly in relation to trade and investment, as the country seeks to enhance its position in the global market.
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