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Reforms 'Mining Code' are outside of special sessions
ELISHA VICTOR RODRIGUEZ
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LA MESA, Veraguas .- The deputy chairman of the National Assembly, Hector Aparicio, said that in the upcoming special session convened by the Executive not discuss the issue of reforms to the Code of Mineral Resources as announced.
The President of the Legislative Branch, explained that during the sessions, which will begin on December 5 will discuss only three issues remain the priority agenda withdrawal of Bill 349, which created the system of Public-Private Partnership (APP).
In this topic, Aparicio said there will not even need to download first debate and that will be removed permanently from the agenda of the deputies.
He added that in addition to special sessions will discuss the approval of an agreement between Panama and Peru, as the third item the selection of new judges to the Supreme Court.
Contrary to what we had anticipated the Minister of Trade and Industry, Ricardo Quijano, who said that the issue of mining reform would be discussed at special sessions, Aparicio said: "This issue may be discussed in January next year when you start your period regular Assembly. "
Legislative Chairman, also addressed the issue of continuing medical strike by the National Negotiating Medical Commission and other groups of health workers and said that "no longer makes sense to continue a strike that affects the population. "
Aparicio participated today, Monday November 14, as a champion of civic parade which took place in the 108 years of rallying cry of the district of La Mesa de Veraguas, the separation of Panama from Colombia in 1903.
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