Panama: Protester deaths need proper investigation

Headline Title: Panama: Protester deaths need proper investigation 08 February 2012 Panama’s authorities must investigate allegations of excessive use of force by police after two protestors were killed during three days of clashes between security forces and the Ngäbe-Buglé people, Amnesty International said today.Jerónimo Rodríguez Tugrí was allegedly shot dead by police in San Felix in eastern Chiriquí province on 5 February, and more than 40 others – including police officers – have reportedly been wounded during the demonstrations.On 7 February the media reported the death of…

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