NewzA recent study in Panama reveals that women remain largely excluded from the country's primary spaces of political power, despite playing a foundational role in sustaining local politics.
According to the findings, women account for more than half of the national electoral roll and make up the majority of political party militancy. However, this high level of grassroots participation does not translate into proportional representation in leadership roles, leaving women significantly underrepresented in positions such as mayoral offices and local corregimiento representations.
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