From The State:
"Panama's ruling party has chosen a female former Cabinet minister as its presidential candidate for elections in May, party officials said Monday.
If Balbina Herrera wins, she would be the country's second female president, following Mireya Moscoso, widow of former President Arnulfo Arias, who was elected in 1999.
Herrera, a 53-year-old former housing minister under current President Martin Torrijos, defeated Panama City Mayor Juan Carlos Navarro in the Democratic Revolutionary Party primary held Sunday.
Under Panama's law, presidents can only serve one term."
"Panama's ruling party has chosen a female former Cabinet minister as its presidential candidate for elections in May, party officials said Monday.
If Balbina Herrera wins, she would be the country's second female president, following Mireya Moscoso, widow of former President Arnulfo Arias, who was elected in 1999.
Herrera, a 53-year-old former housing minister under current President Martin Torrijos, defeated Panama City Mayor Juan Carlos Navarro in the Democratic Revolutionary Party primary held Sunday.
Under Panama's law, presidents can only serve one term."
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