Romulo Roux’s Vision for Panama: Breaking the Corruption and Building a Better Future

On Wednesday, presidential candidate Romulo Roux made a call to action at a campaign closing event, urging Panamanians to vote for constitutional reform and dismantle the political system that he believes is corrupt. Roux, who represents the center-right and is 59 years old, spoke passionately about his vision of a new system that prioritizes transparency and accountability.

Despite facing tough competition from other candidates, Roux has remained committed to his vision of change. He has promised to create jobs, raise minimum pensions, revitalize the economy, and build a railway connecting the capital to Chiriqui if elected. His campaign has emphasized the importance of choosing between continuity with the current corrupt system or real change that puts people first.

Roux’s political history may have deterred some voters, but his supporters remain hopeful that his message of reform will win over voters in time for the election. With just days left until the polls open, Roux remains optimistic that his bold plan for Panama’s future will be embraced by voters and usher in a new era for the country.