Carlos Arrieta
Carlos Arrieta was a prominent Panamanian educator and activist known for his role in the protests against U.S. control of the Panama Canal. As the rector of a local school, he inspired students to demand sovereignty over the canal, culminating in the riots of January 9, 1964. His leadership and advocacy were significant in raising awareness of national sovereignty issues in Panama and influencing the eventual negotiation of the Torrijos-Carter Treaties.
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Colombia:
Carlos Arrieta, a former attorney general, expressed concerns about potential legal consequences of terminating the contract.
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Colombia:
Both the former prosecutor Mendoza and the former attorney Carlos Arrieta agreed that President Gustavo Petro should not be held responsible as a determiner.
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Mexico:
Carlos Arrieta is a correspondent in Michoacán for EL UNIVERSAL who discussed the impact of organized crime on governance.
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Mexico:
Carlos Arrieta, a journalist, explained that the panic button provided for protection is often ineffective.
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Panama:
Carlos Arrieta was the rector who led students in protests regarding the Panama Canal Treaty.
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