Weekly Report - 12 April 2005
PANAMA: Endara denounces 're-militarisation'
The government of President Martín Torrijos is determined to re-establish the Panamanian armed forces, abolished by the constitution in 1994, according to former president Guillermo Endara (1989-94). He has arrived at this conclusion after hearing of a proposal by Gustavo Pérez, the director of the national police, to encourage the installation of a private (secondary-level) military academy on the US model, on the grounds of the old Fort Davis.
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