The U.S. sends aircraft to Panama to collaborate in “humanitarian assistance and security”

The United States Department of State (US) reported this Monday that from March 24 until mid-April, a group of planes and helicopters from the Southern Command will arrive in Panama, amid a context of protests against the privatization of the state Social Security Fund (CSS) and threats from Washington over the interoceanic channel. READ ALSO: Panama: U.S.

In addition, personnel will be transferred for the donation ceremony of the Playon Chico health center, funded by the Southern Command humanitarian assistance program. The units will also carry food, medical supplies and health personnel from the United States and Panama to carry out planned medical tours in the communities of Sardinilla and Escobal (Colón province), where health services are expected to be provided to about 1,000 people. In add…