Guillermo Borbon

"... own government's ability. It is Panama's singular version of the glitch: How to deal with a day that people once thought would never come. "It's 'Gringo, stay home.”' sa:-' Guillermo Sanchez Borbon, a Pan manian writer who was exiled undi i the regime of Gen. Manuel Anton Noriega. "The Panamanians don t trust the politicians to keep th thing going. Now the ..."

"... to newspapers in the area and in the Northeast. Not only a convenient business tool, a facsimile machine also can broadcast vital, sometimes even lifesaving, information. Newspapermen Eisenmann and Guillermo Sanchez Borbon, who live in Miami, are part of a hightech network of Panamanian exiles in trib country who fax 'news to their homeland, where independent newspapers have been banned since July ..."

"... own government's ability. It is panama's singular version of the glitch: how lo deal with a day that people once thought would never come. "It's ’Gringo, stay home."’ said Guillermo Sanchez Borbon, a Panamanian writer who was exiled under the regime of Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega. "The Panamanians don't trust the politicians to keep this thing going. Now the gringos are going, ..."

"... want him to be tried in Panama also for allegedly ordering the murder of a prominent opponent. "Now we can get on with the task of rebuilding Panama." said Guillermo Sanchez Borbon, a former journalist who plans to return soon to Panama. Sanchez Borbon said many Panamanians are so preoccupied with Noriega that they have been ignoring important work to be done in Panama. economic sanctions and massive looting have destroyed the Panamanian economy. ..."