La Prensa Knew About Planells Who Lost What Little Credibility She Had Left
Panama’s governor pictured below with President Mulino, said that the main sanction against this person Annette Planells would already be taking place in the realm of public opinion. She asked that Planells and her group withdraw from the media because they will not have a chance.
Panama’s governor, Mayín Correa, issued strong statements questioning the credibility of Annette Planells and sectors linked to the Independent Movement of Panama (Movin), which she accused of having been created with the objective of politically harming former president Ricardo Martinelli. Correa asserted that Planells, whom she describes as a “boss” at the shareholders’ meetings of the newspaper La Prensa, has lost all credibility and will no longer be able to work in the media. During her remarks, Correa pictured below, also referred to alleged actions by businesspeople, media outlets, members of the judiciary, and journalists, whom she accused of having conspired, supposedly for financial gain, to build a case against Martinelli.
In her view, these actions were intended to remove him from the political arena. “What surprises me is that Martinelli’s lawyers haven’t yet announced the reopening of the case so that all these beautiful acts of evil, illegalities, traps, and fabrications can be exposed, involving all state groups such as the judiciary and journalists who lent themselves to this for money—it wasn’t free—to make a victim of a man who had a good government,” Correa emphasized. She stressed that the Panamanian people have already realized the lies that were told about Martinelli to remove him from the political game because he was a safe president and they didn’t want him out of fear. She also asserted that the main sanction against these individuals was already occurring in the realm of public opinion, while mentioning the possibility of diplomatic consequences.
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He called for the creation of a commission to investigate alleged blackmail and extortion. According to him, the initiative has generated “distress in some sectors.”
“I’m waiting for Martinelli’s group, which consists of about 10 lawyers, to reopen the Martinelli case, at least to improve his image a bit,” Correa said.
“The ambassador finished off Planells; she won’t be able to work in any media outlet anymore because she’s lost all credibility,” the governor added.
“The lies they told about Martinelli were to take him out of the political arena because he was a sure thing for the presidency.”
