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Caribbean & Central America - 25 May 2004
PANAMA: Si se puede, Senor Torrijos?
The biggest surprise on 2 May when Panamanians went to the polls to elect a new president was not the outcome of the contest, which saw a comfortable win for Martín Torrijos of the opposition coalition Patria Nueva, but the sweeping rejection of the ruling Partido Arnulfista (PA).
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