Panama is a constitutional republic located in Central America. It has a population of 3.6 million people who are predominantly Christian. The country has a tropical climate and faces environmental issues like water pollution, deforestation, and soil erosion. Panama has a growing economy based around trade and services, with major partners like the United States, Mexico, and Japan. While Panama is a member of the United Nations, it has faced criticism over human rights issues within the country.

1. GLOBAL CLASSROOMS
A N G E L A A N D T E R E S A 3 º A

2. INDEX
I. MAP
II. GOVERNMENT
III. PEOPLE
IV. DEVELOPMENT
V. ECONOMY
VI. UNITED NATIONS
VII.CONFLICTS/ISSUES

4. GOVERNMENT
The governmental system
of Panamá consists of a
constitutional republic with
Ricardo Martinelli as the
head of states. The official
language is Spanish. Panamá is
located in Central America.
Their allies are United States.

5. PEOPLE
The population of Panamá is 3.6 millions of
people. The major religion there is Christianity
This is a cathedral
in Panamá

6. DEVELOPMENT
- The climate in Panamá are tropical maritime.
- Some of the enviromental problems are: water
pollution, deforestation, land degradation and
soil erosion, air pollution.
- Panamá has met the Millenium Development
Goal targets.

7. ECONOMY
- It has the convoy system
- 7.5% of growth rate and 42,65 millions of GDP.
- The major cities are Colón, David and Chorrera.
- Its infrastructure status is well developed, so its
generally good.
- One of the major sports are bananas.

8. - The major trade partners are United States, Mexico
and Japan.
- It is a debtor nation of the IMF (International
Monetary Found), World Bank Position.
- Copper, mahogany forests, shrimp and hydropowers
as natural resources.
- Oil, natural gas, coal, solar and wind as energy
sources.

10. UNITED NATIONS
- In June, 1945 Panamá was admited in the United
Nations.
- 0,018 as payment status.
- This country contribute in the UN peacekeeping
supporting the management and
impremetationg of programs and proyects of
beneficts to the country.
Ricardo Martinelli in
the General Assembly
of the UN

11. - The UN has cited this nation for human rights
violations. It includes police abuses violence against
women and right to health.
- Article about Panamá:
May, 5, 2014
Panamá elections declared Juan Carlos Varela, who is
the vice president
He captured the 39 percent of the vote, with more than
¾ of the ballots counted.

12. CONFLICTS/ISSUES
- Four problems of this country could be: crime
problems, environmental issues,
unemployment, engineering problems.
- It hasn’t have any cultural issues.
- There are colombian refugees because of the
problems.
- Old problems that had Panamá were: money,
negligible signs of coca cultivation and official
corruption.

13. BY ANGELA AND TERESA
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