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The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) continues to put into practice commitments made at the Bicentennial of Spanish Panama's Independence, this time with the presentation of the book "Conspiration and Republic in Panama / The conjure of 3 and 5 November 1903 "of the office from Dr. Mario José Molina Castillo.

The Secretary-General, José Ismael Herrera, represented Giselle González Villarrué and stated that she "offers us a new look at a historic date that marks our process as a republic and adds to the valuable efforts of our historians."

He thought that by narrating transcendental historic events "they will always offer new perspectives, and this is one of the achievements" of the complainant who knew how to apply the "wisdom and sensitivities of the historian, of the researcher and of the author of film, theatrics and essays."

“Conspiration and Republic in Panama / The conjure of 3 and 5 November 1903 "ands a book that allows us to appreciate the methodology of the study of the background, of the documents, of testimony of the confrontation, of the clandestine and "official" meetings, of the separatist conjure of 1903, "stated the Secretary General.

At this event, according to Herrera, this work isn't only presented but also paid tribute to the complainant "for his whole legacy in historic, cultural and documentary works by his country and by an inspiring province, as did his province. Nipple.

Herrera stated that the debate generated by the work that is intended to emerge, as Aristides Royo expressed in his prologue, by arguing that "the work of Mario Molina should be read by students, teachers and by all people who wish to know important events of our history and that they are often unknown."

The author of his work, Mario Molina, felt that his work should be "at the headquarters of all Panamanian people, because his work indicates how the events and role played by the United States were."

He stated his book tells about the moment that Manuel Amador Guerrero held a firm stand at the threats of Colombian military commanders who from his ship Bogotá launched shells at several points of the city.

At the production ceremony, she also had the presence of the Minister for the Affairs of members of the Diplomatic Corps, accredited to the Republic and the Governor of Panama Province, Carla García.