One President Too Many in Panama Crisis
The Panamanian political crisis pits President Robles and ally Max Delvalle against Arias and the Panamanist Party. A contested bid for the presidency follows impeachment, constitutional fights, and the National Guard's loyalty split. The two presidents clash as US influence, Canal Zone economics, and long standing corruption controversies shape the volatile scene.
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Tunisia punishes adultery with prison term and fines
The Tunisian parliament passed a new adultery law making the act by either spouse punishable by five years in prison and fines around 50 000 dinars. The reform also notes progress toward gender equality, though debates over morality and economic strain persist amid broader regional shifts in women’s rights.
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