Adrian Gonzalez

La Critica - Fights in bars and discos usually finish when the security guards toss you out onto the street. But late Saturday night a fight that started in a bar ended up with one person killed. After having been thrown out of the Rock Café bar in Marbella, José Luis González Bocanegra, 33 years-old, struck another person (who witnesses identified has having the last name Morales) with a wrench. Gonzalez Bocanegra had been fighting with Morales in the bar. When he saw that Morales was... Read Full Story

By Betty Brannan Jaén for La Prensa - Christopher Padilla, the Undersecretary of Commerce of the United States, said yesterday that although the government of George W. Bush continues to push for the approval of the bilateral Free Trade Agreement between Panama and the United States, "the destiny of that agreement depends on Panama, not on the United States." Time is running out and Panama should not waste it, said Padilla, talking about the possibility of Pedro Miguel González continuing as... Read Full Story

La Critica - This Saturday Panama's First Anti Drug Prosecutor reported the arrest of a Substitute Deputy from the Panameñista political party to Panama's National Assembly, Fausto Misselis González, for the crime of possession of illegal substances. The arrest occurred last Thursday when the politician and three other people with him were surprised with 50 kilos of heroin, eight kilos of cocaine, and an unspecified amount of marijuana. The identity of the people with González has not been... Read Full Story

By Eliana Morales Gil for La Prensa - The American newspaper Dallas Morning News indicated yesterday in an Editorial that Barack Obama, one of the favorites to win the candidacy of the Democratic Party for the Presidency of the United States (EU), should ask his international policy adviser Gregory Craig to choose between the campaign and its clients. Among these, the President of Panama's National Assembly Pedro Miguel Gonzalez is mentioned negatively. According to the newspaper, the fact... Read Full Story

Editorial - The Dallas Morning News - Obama Aide Must Choose - Plenty of presidential campaigns have been embarrassed by aides with controversial pasts. Candidates often must choose between defending the aide and doing what's best for the campaign. This might be such a moment for Barack Obama and his senior foreign policy adviser, Gregory Craig. Mr. Craig is a first-class lawyer who defended President Bill Clinton during his impeachment. His long list of prominent clients includes the... Read Full Story