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Banana Workers in Panama Reject President’s Demand to End Protests

Workers in Panama at a subsidiary of the U.S.-based banana company Chiquita Brands rejected on Friday President José Raúl Mulino’s demand to reopen roads they have blocked in protest of a recent pension reform. The company, which laid off 5,000 of its 7,000 employees after more than a month of protests and millions in losses, […]
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#Featured #LatinAmerica #News #Panama

ticotimes.net/2025/05/31/banan

The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate · Banana Workers in Panama Reject President’s Demand to End ProtestsBanana workers in Panama reject President Mulino's demand to lift road blockades as protests over pension reform lead to layoffs and economic turmoil.

Banaanijätti Chiquita irtisanoi tuhansia työntekijöitään Panamassa – valtio julisti hätätilan

Banaanityöntekijät ovat olleet lakossa Panamassa noin kuukauden ajan. Lakoilla vastustetaan hallituksen hyväksymiä sosiaaliturvajärjestelmän uudistuksia.

yle.fi/a/74-20164474

Yle Uutiset · Banaanijätti Chiquita irtisanoi tuhansia työntekijöitään Panamassa – valtio julisti hätätilanBanaanityöntekijät ovat olleet lakossa Panamassa noin kuukauden ajan. Lakoilla vastustetaan hallituksen hyväksymiä sosiaaliturvajärjestelmän uudistuksia.

This #Tree Wants to Be Struck by #Lightning
Eighty-five species were struck and 7 survived, but one stood out literally and figuratively: Dipteryx oleifera, a towering species that had been struck nine times, including one tree that had been hit twice and seemed more vigorous. D. oleifera stands about 30% taller than the rest of the trees and has a crown about 50% larger than others, almost as if it is an arboreal lightning rod.
nytimes.com/2025/04/01/science
archive.ph/BjhYN
#Panama #rainforest

Dipteryx oleifera has emerged as something of an arboreal lightning rod in the rainforests of Panama.
The New York Times · This Tree Wants to Be Struck by LightningBy Rebecca Dzombak

On an island in Panama, a fad that one researcher called "viscerally disturbing" has recently taken off among a group of young male monkeys. These adolescents and juveniles have started to kidnap the infants of another monkey species, seemingly just for kicks. That's what scientists think after watching a bunch of male white-faced capuchin monkeys walking around with baby howler monkeys clinging to their backs. @npr reports:
npr.org/2025/05/19/nx-s1-53959