< strong > Social Communicators know details about the TransStmic Colonial Route < / strong >

On a tour of different attractions of the Casco Antiguo of Panama City, Itzela Quiros, deputy director of Cultural Heritage and Javier Edwards, a restoration architect of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), have been explaining to social communicators about the efforts of the National Government with regard to UNESCO to have the Transitory Colonial Route declared as a World Heritage Site.

While passing through sites such as Cathedral Square, Casa Góngora, Santo Domingo Convent and Plaza de France, among others, Quirós detailed the reasons why the Casco Antiguo was referred to as World Heritage, highlighting the "exceptional values of this place" as are the architecture and the layout of its streets.

The maintenance of the nomination, as explained by the national deputy director of Cultural Heritage, has been divided into two phases: the first includes the castle of San Lorenzo, Camino de Cruces, Casco Antiguo of Panama and the Archaeological Site of Old Panama.

The first meeting was attended by journalists Eduardo Lym Yueng, from TVN News, Alvaro Alvarado, from Omega Stereo, Hitler Cigarolist from Financial Capital, Orman Innis and Paulette Thomas from RPC Radio, Edwin Cabrera from Tipik and Luis Polo Roa from the digital magazine That's Tour.