
Flor Brenes
Flor Brenes is a Panamanian politician affiliated with the Partido Revolucionario Democrático (PRD), who recently supported a contentious amnesty proposal aimed at exonerating individuals implicated in major corruption scandals.
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Flor Brenes was elected president of the Indigenous Affairs Commission and is known for her dedication to indigenous rights.
Alaín Cedeño toma control de Asuntos Municipales y Flor Brenes de IndígenasFlor Brenes would assume the presidency of Indigenous Affairs.
Así se reparte el poder en la Asamblea: la alianza oficialista acapara 14 de las 15 comisionesFlor Brenes was chosen as the secretary of the Commission of Women, Children, Youth, and Family.
RM retiene Credenciales y Vamos dirigirá la Comisión de la MujerFlor Brenes was chosen as the secretary of the commission.
Bancada de Vamos logra quedarse con la Comisión de la Mujer con Paulette ThomasFlor Brenes is a deputy from the Partido Revolucionario Democrático who recently returned from China.
Cuatro diputados de Vamos viajan a Washington para capacitación financiada por Estados UnidosFlor Brenes expressed the need for a sensitive and coordinated approach to the topic of child support pensions.
Proponen nuevos criterios para aumentar o bajar la pensión alimenticia en PanamáFlor Brenes is a deputy from the PRD party invited to visit China.
China pide a los diputados panameños cancelar el viaje a TaiwánFlor Brenes will hold the position of secretary for the PRD bench.
Eligen a Jairo Salazar como jefe de bancada del PRDFlor Brenes is a deputy who proposed the name change of the indigenous comarca from Kuna Yala to Gunayala.
De Kuna Yala a Gunayala: la Asamblea cambia oficialmente el nombre de la comarcaFlor Brenes is one of the deputies who supported the amnesty proposal.
Propuesta de ley de amnistía a Martinelli y Varela podría ser aprobada con 19 votosFlor Brenes is one of the deputies who signed the amnesty proposal supporting the exoneration of individuals involved in high-profile corruption cases.
Diputados a favor de la amnistía para Martinelli y Varela: ¿Quiénes son?

























































