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2 July
Panama confirmed the construction of a new high-security prison to combat gang leaders.
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The Panamanian government has announced plans for the construction of a high-security prison aimed at isolating leaders of criminal gangs. President José Raúl Mulino highlighted this initiative as part of a broader strategy to combat gang violence in Panama, signaling a commitment to harsh measures similar to those implemented by President Nayib Bukele in El Salvador.
The new facility is intended to house alleged gang leaders under strict conditions of segregation. This initiative forms part of what the Mulino administration has dubbed a "war against gangs," reflecting ongoing efforts in several Latin American countries to address escalating crime rates through enhanced punitive measures. Authorities believe this approach could help deter gang-related activities and restore order in regions plagued by violence.
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