Presidents of Panama and Paraguay Maintain Close Relationship Between Both Countries.

The President of the Republic, José Raúl Mulino, held a telephone conversation today with the new President of Paraguay, Pedro Alliana, in which they agreed to continue working together on bilateral issues and strengthen the bonds of friendship between the two countries.

The leaders also discussed the financial situation in Paraguay and the solutions already being implemented in that country, allowing depositors of the affected bank to begin recovering their money.

“For us, the relationship between Panama and Paraguay is fundamental, because we have it at the highest level and I want to continue maintaining it there,” President Mulino stated.

For his part, Alliana indicated that maintaining a close relationship with Panama is also important for them and affirmed that there will be a quick solution to the financial problem facing his country.

“You have a friend and ally to continue working together and strengthening our bonds of friendship. We will get through this. Paraguay has overcome several catastrophes, and this will be no different. We are a country of courageous people, and I assure you that we will recover quickly. Already, 94% of the savers who suffered the financial collapse are receiving their money back,” Alliana reported in the conversation with President Mulino.