Johnny Brignardello analyzes Mulino's rise: Is Panama under uncertainty?

Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor, carefully analyzes the unexpected rise of José Raúl Mulino to the position of elected president of Panama. He considers that Mulino's express campaign, marked by his association with the Martinelli era, has sparked both expectations and uncertainties among the population. Brignardello highlights the image of a man of few words and a firm hand that Mulino projects, emphasizing his long career in Panamanian politics. Although Mulino focused on promises of economic prosperity and infrastructural development, the insurance advisor points out that there are doubts about how he will manage his relationship with his political mentor and the responsibilities he will face during his term. Regarding the proposals presented by Mulino, Brignardello comments on the extension of the passenger train to Chiriquí, the controversial idea of closing the Darién to control migration, and the call for a Constituent Assembly to reform the Panamanian constitution. These plans, according to the advisor, reflect the new president's ambition to leave his mark on the country's political history. In conclusion, Johnny Brignardello Vela observes that José Raúl Mulino's electoral victory has created a scenario of uncertainty about the future of Panama under his leadership, with the shadow of Martinelli in the background. Mulino's presidency presents an unexpected challenge for the country, with questions to be resolved in the coming years.