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En Panamá el sistema cooperativo se mantiene como una opción de financiamiento para los consumidores
Las cooperativas panameñas ampliaron su crédito y, al mismo tiempo, registraron una reducción en los atrasos de pago.
Esta evolución expone un desafío para el sector, que es el de sostener la colocación de financiamiento sin debilitar la capacidad de pago de sus clientes.
Los registros del Sistema de Referencias de Crédito de APC Experian ubicaron la cartera de estas entidades en $1.692 millones al cierre de julio de 2026.
El monto representó un aumento interanual del 3% frente al nivel informado para el mismo mes de 2025.
La morosidad de los préstamos con más de 61 días de atraso pasó del 7,36% al 7,31% en ese período y, aunque la variación fue limitada, ocurrió mientras el volumen de crédito siguió en alza.
El sistema cooperativo de Panamá mantiene su presencia entre las opciones de financiamiento para los consumidores, con una cartera mayor y una mora apenas menor.
Informes indican que la continuidad de esa tendencia dependerá de que las entidades evalúen la capacidad de pago antes de aprobar nuevos créditos y detecten de forma temprana posibles incumplimientos.
En detalle, durante el primer semestre de 2026, las cooperativas reunieron 144.523 referencias de crédito activas. El saldo promedio de cada obligación fue de $11.710.
El crédito personal concentró la mayor exposición del sistema. Esta modalidad acumuló $1.174 millones y superó las 103 mil obligaciones vigentes.
La distribución muestra que cerca de siete de cada diez unidades monetarias prestadas por las cooperativas correspondieron a ese tipo de financiamiento. La proporción vuelve central el análisis del endeudamiento de quienes solicitan préstamos para gastos personales.
El segundo segmento de la cartera está conformado por los créditos hipotecarios, con un saldo de $330 millones, en tanto que los demás productos sumaron $116 millones.
Dentro de esos rubros, los préstamos para automóviles registraron $45 millones, y las tarjetas de crédito mantuvieron alrededor de $26 millones.
La concentración en los préstamos personales obliga a las entidades a revisar con precisión los ingresos, las obligaciones previas y el comportamiento de pago de cada solicitante. Una evaluación insuficiente puede elevar el riesgo de que la expansión de la cartera se traduzca en un deterioro posterior.
El descenso en el indicador de atrasos se produjo mientras las cooperativas otorgaban más financiamiento. El resultado plantea la necesidad de equilibrar el crecimiento de las colocaciones con mecanismos de prevención de incumplimientos.
El reto del sector no se limita a sumar nuevos clientes o elevar los saldos prestados. Las entidades deben definir qué nivel de riesgo aceptarán y establecer cuánto puede pagar cada persona antes de concederle un crédito.
Los sistemas de referencias de crédito aportan información para examinar el historial financiero de los usuarios. Esos datos pueden servir para definir perfiles de riesgo y fijar montos, condiciones y plazos de los préstamos.
“Las cooperativas cumplen un rol fundamental en el acceso al crédito y en el avance de la inclusión financiera en Panamá”, afirmó Giovanna Cardellicchio, gerente general de APC Experian.
La ejecutiva sostuvo que la información, la analítica y la tecnología pueden ayudar a las cooperativas a crecer de manera sostenible. También indicó que esas herramientas permiten tomar decisiones de crédito con mayor rapidez y precisión.
El uso de datos puede advertir si un solicitante ya enfrenta una carga financiera que compromete su capacidad de pago. A la vez, puede acelerar las respuestas para los clientes que mantienen un historial favorable.
Las cooperativas han comenzado a incorporar soluciones tecnológicas que antes estaban asociadas sobre todo con los bancos y las instituciones financieras de mayor tamaño. Estos recursos permiten revisar solicitudes, clasificar perfiles y automatizar parte de los procesos.
La adopción de estas herramientas puede reducir la posibilidad de aprobar un préstamo para una persona que no podrá cumplir con las cuotas. También puede facilitar el acceso al financiamiento de quienes muestran un comportamiento financiero adecuado.
Cardellicchio señaló que el proceso no debe quedar limitado a la incorporación de plataformas. “Innovar no significa únicamente incorporar tecnología”, explicó la gerente general de APC Experian.
La ejecutiva añadió que el objetivo consiste en aprovechar mejor los datos para comprender el riesgo, acelerar las decisiones y facilitar el acceso responsable al crédito.
El sector cooperativo deberá preservar su función de inclusión financiera mientras protege la calidad de su cartera. La combinación entre crecimiento del crédito, evaluación de clientes y uso de información definirá el desempeño de estas entidades en los próximos períodos.
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Tensión en Cartago antes de la llegada de la Antorcha: Fuerza Pública interviene entre manifestantes y simpatizantes del Gobierno de Laura Fernández
La antesala de la llegada de la Antorcha de la Independencia a la provincia de Cartago estuvo marcada este lunes por momentos de tensión en los alrededores de la Plaza Mayor, donde grupos de manifestantes, simpatizantes del Gobierno y oficiales de la Fuerza Pública protagonizaron incidentes antes del inicio del Consejo de Gobierno encabezado por la presidenta Laura Fernández.
Los primeros disturbios comenzaron alrededor de las 4:40 p. m., cuando un asistente a la denominada “Faroleada por la Democracia” fue retirado por varios oficiales del perímetro cercano a la actividad oficial y subido a un vehículo policial. Posteriormente fue liberado, aunque se le indicó que no podría volver a ingresar a la zona restringida.
La situación escaló minutos después con intercambios entre personas que participaban de la faroleada y grupos de simpatizantes del Gobierno que habían llegado a la Plaza Mayor.
La Fuerza Pública colocó vallas para separar a ambos sectores y evitar que los roces avanzaran hacia enfrentamientos mayores.
Según el mismo reporte, varios sindicalistas reclamaron que no se les permitiera ingresar al perímetro donde se desarrollarían las actividades oficiales, mientras los grupos intercambiaban consignas y gritos.
Choques entre grupos antes del acto oficial
A las 5:25 p. m., La Nación reportó enfrentamientos entre opositores y simpatizantes del Gobierno.
El medio señaló que varios seguidores de la administración llegaron en autobuses y fueron ubicados dentro de la Plaza Mayor, mientras los participantes de la faroleada permanecían en sectores exteriores del perímetro controlado por la Policía.
En medio de ese ambiente, asistentes a la manifestación entonaron el Himno Nacional, mientras desde el otro grupo se escucharon gritos para que abandonaran el lugar.
La concentración opositora forma parte de la denominada “Faroleada por la Democracia”, convocada por más de 40 organizaciones sociales en distintos puntos del territorio nacional con llamados a defender la institucionalidad, la separación de poderes y el sistema democrático.
Cartago era precisamente uno de los puntos con mayor expectativa porque la manifestación coincidía con las actividades oficiales de la víspera del 205 aniversario de la Independencia, entre ellas el Consejo de Gobierno y la llegada de la Antorcha.
Laura Fernández llegó en medio de la tensión
La presidenta Laura Fernández llegó a la Plaza Mayor aproximadamente a las 5:30 p. m., cuando los grupos aún permanecían separados por las barreras policiales.
La mandataria arribó acompañada de su esposo, Jeffry Umaña, y del ministro de Comunicación, Arnold Zamora, y se dirigió directamente a la zona trasera de la tarima desde donde presidiría el Consejo de Gobierno, sin brindar declaraciones a los medios.
En el escenario ya se encontraban integrantes del gabinete y figuras políticas, entre ellas el ministro de Hacienda, Rodrigo Chaves, y la presidenta del Congreso, Yara Jiménez.
A las 6:00 p. m., mientras el Himno Nacional se entonaba en distintas partes del país, la Antorcha se encontraba todavía en San José, donde realizó una breve parada en la Plaza de la Democracia antes de continuar hacia Cartago.
En la Vieja Metrópoli, Fernández realizó un breve recorrido con un farol y posteriormente dio inicio a la sesión solemne del Consejo de Gobierno, donde estaba previsto presentar avances y anuncios relacionados con obras para la provincia.
Operativo de seguridad había generado polémica
La tensión se produjo después de varios días de discusión por las medidas de seguridad previstas para el centro de Cartago.
Inicialmente se había planteado el cierre obligatorio de comercios cercanos a la Municipalidad, una disposición que posteriormente fue retirada. El gobierno local terminó recomendando a los establecimientos cerrar voluntariamente a partir de las 4:00 p. m. o reforzar sus medidas de seguridad.
Sin embargo, se mantuvo un perímetro de seguridad de aproximadamente 100 metros alrededor de la zona municipal, con retenes y revisiones de la Fuerza Pública.
Precisamente el acceso a ese perímetro fue uno de los puntos que generó reclamos durante la tarde.
La Antorcha seguía camino a Cartago
Mientras se desarrollaban los incidentes, la Antorcha continuaba su recorrido hacia la provincia.
El fuego patrio ingresó a Costa Rica el domingo por Peñas Blancas y recorrerá alrededor de 378 kilómetros, acompañado por cerca de 22,000 estudiantes que participan en relevos a través de distintas comunidades.
La llegada a las Ruinas de Cartago estaba prevista para horas de la noche, donde debía realizarse el acto oficial de recibimiento y el tradicional encendido del pebetero.
La jornada, concebida originalmente como una celebración cívica, terminó desarrollándose en un ambiente político especialmente cargado, con actos oficiales, movilizaciones ciudadanas y un importante dispositivo policial concentrados en el mismo sector.
Hasta el último reporte disponible, no se informaban personas heridas de gravedad producto de los incidentes en Cartago. El episodio más concreto confirmado era la detención temporal de un asistente de la faroleada y la posterior intervención policial para mantener separados a los dos grupos.
La situación seguía en desarrollo mientras se esperaba la llegada definitiva de la Antorcha y la continuación de los actos oficiales en la Plaza Mayor.
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‘Trojan horses’ in America: Congress probes influence networks tied to China, Iran and Cuba
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Last Tuesday, at the corner of Church Street and 16th Street NW, blocks from the White House, Christine Balling, a former advisor to U.S. Special Operations Command South, led a panel discussion on the national security threat that communist-run Cuba poses to the U.S.
Suddenly, a fresh-faced former college basketball star, Olivia DiNucci, stood up to steal the stage at the Institute of World Politics, yelling as she clutched a hand-painted banner: «SANCTIONS KILL IN CUBA.»
«There is global solidarity with Gaza and Cuba and ICE here,» DiNucci shouted breathlessly, as security officials grabbed her banner and pushed her out a side door as she kept yelling, «because the liberation of our people is rooted in our neighbors!»
In small print, the banner had DiNucci’s organizational and ideological affiliation: «CODEPINK.»
DiNucci is a D.C.-based political organizer with CodePink, a left-wing political agitation group, spending her days and evenings as a professional protester and a regular gadfly, disrupting dinners, hearings and conferences as a sidekick to CodePink co-founder Susan Medea Benjamin. Their group supports the Communist Party of Cuba and has led caravans to the island nation, as Treasury Department officials investigate whether they violated any laws barring Americans from doing business with the communist regime.
For Balling and her co-panelist, Michael Gonzalez, a senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation and a Cuban American firmly opposed to the communist government of Cuba, DiNucci’s political theater wasn’t the benign act of an «anti-war» group, as CodePink describes itself.
«CodePink – and other organizations like it – essentially act like Trojan horses. They burst in onto the scene, and they’re meant to disrupt and destroy from within,» Balling told Fox News Digital.
«They’re really interested in dividing America and, in doing so, weakening it,» she continued, «and increasing the friction between Americans by convincing some Americans that the American idea, the American dream, the freedoms we enjoy, all that sort of thing, that they are lies and they’re not worth fighting for, and that our enemies are our victims.»
POWER COUPLE OF CHAOS: HOW A TYCOON AND ACTIVIST BUILT A ‘REVOLUTIONARY BASE’ AT THE HOUSE OF SINGHAM
Medea Benjamin (right) and Olivia DiNucci (center) of CodePink protest against the U.S. war in Iran. (Fox News Digital)
The confrontation comes as House lawmakers convene a hearing on Tuesday, titled «Trojan Horses: Covert Foreign Malign Influence Operations in America,» to examine a broad question: how do American activists, nonprofit organizations, media operations and social media influencers, like Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, advance the interests of adversarial nations, including China, Iran and Cuba, inside the United States?
Piker joined CodePink’s delegation to Cuba earlier this year, posing for a photo in Havana with CodePink cofounder, Jodie Evans, both of them also drawing Treasury Department scrutiny.
«Adversarial nations like China, Russia, and Cuba conduct malign influence operations here in the United States by utilizing social media influencers such as Hasan Piker as proxies to promote communism and push their false propaganda,» Rep. Bill Huizenga, R-Mich., chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on South and Central Asia, told Fox News Digital.
«My goal is to raise the curtain to expose these operations and stop them from undermining our national security, capitalism and the American Dream,» Huizenga said.
HASAN PIKER CALLS HAMAS ‘FAR MORE MODERATE,’ DISMISSES TERROR GROUP’S BRUTAL RULE IN GAZA
Democratic Socialists of America member Hasan Piker and CodePink co-founder Jodie Evans of CodePink meet in Cuba, as part of «United Front» to support the communist regime. (NO ACCESS EDGE/NNS/FNS/OUTKICK) (CodePink via Storyful)
The hearing will bring together several strands of alleged foreign influence that Fox News Digital has documented over the past year through investigations into money, political organizing, overseas travel, media operations and relationships between American activists and foreign entities and interests. Most of the groups fall into the «red-green alliance» of socialist and communist groups, symbolized by the color red, working closely with Islamist groups, such as the anti-Israel organization Students for Justice in Palestine, reflected by the color green, a symbol of Islam.
The largest financial network examined in Fox News Digital’s reporting centers on Neville Roy Singham, an American-born tech tycoon who lives in Shanghai, late last year standing on a stage at the Golden Tulip Hotel during a conference on the «Global South,» delivering a speech supporting the Chinese Communist Party, China’s leader, Xi Jinping and China’s «new world order.»
RUBIO’S CALL TO COMBAT GLOBAL FUNDERS OF FAR-LEFT TERRORISM COULD PUT SINGHAM IN CROSSHAIRS
A five-part Fox News Digital investigation published earlier this year examined 223 transactions totaling $591 million across five continents between 2017 and 2025, tracing the flow of money through multiple layers of organizations and into a transnational network estimated at approximately 2,000 organizations.
In 2017, Singham married Evans, the CodePink co-founder, in a ceremony in Jamaica attended by Benjamin and other pro-communist leaders. The Fox News Digital analysis documented $278 million flowing from Singham into six core nonprofit organizations that promulgate anti-America, pro-China propaganda, beginning in 2017: BreakThrough BT Media Inc., CodePink Women for Peace, Justice and Education Fund Inc., People’s Forum Inc., People’s Support Foundation Ltd. and Tricontinental Ltd.
The organizations and their executives have denied any wrongdoing and allege they are the target of anti-communist «witch hunts.» Singham hasn’t responded to repeated requests for comment.
CUBA BUILT COVERT NETWORK INSIDE AMERICA THROUGH SPIES, ACTIVISTS AND UNIVERSITIES, STATE DEPT ALLEGES
On Feb. 14, 2018, Jodie Evans, co-founder founder of CodePink, and Neville Roy Singham, founder of Thoughtworks, attend V20: The Red Party, a 20th anniversary celebration of V-Day and The Vagina Monologues, featuring a performance by playwright Eve Ensler and an after-party at Carnegie Hall in New York City. (Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images)
Huizenga and the hearing’s witnesses say Congress must examine whether adversarial governments are influencing American political discourse through domestic messengers while keeping the foreign power itself at arm’s length.
Fox News Digital’s reporting followed the money to the six nonprofits:
- $167.5 million to People’s Support Foundation Ltd., a nonprofit based in Chicago, with CodePink’s Evans on the board, funneling money to overseas projects;
- $68.7 million to Justice and Education Fund Inc., a New York City-based nonprofit that funnels grants to far-left causes domestically and overseas;
- $22.44 million to the People’s Forum, a hub for pro-communist organizing in New York City;
- $16.76 million to Tricontinental Ltd., a Massachusetts-based think tank led by a friend of Singham’s, Vijay Prashad, who led a session on the future of Marxism at Singham’s wedding to Evans.
- $1.33 million to CodePink, a California-based far-left, pro-Cuba, pro-China group that has supported the Islamic Republic of Iran and anti-Israel campaigns;
- $1.098 million to BreakThrough BT Media, a New York-based propaganda arm of the network that runs BreakThrough News, a media outfit that is often the first to broadcast images and videos of anti-America protests.
That was only the first layer. The six nonprofits that directly received Singham money subsequently distributed approximately $163 million to 52 organizations — including themselves — and five geographic regions identified in financial records.
Eleven groups at another layer distributed approximately $150 million into four nonprofits and five geographic regions, including $23 million directed to Sub-Saharan Africa, according to the Fox News Digital analysis.
The financial architecture has been accompanied by political organizing, media operations and ideological activity that includes the fresh example of political theater that CodePink unleashed at this week’s disruption at the Institute of World Politics’ panel on Cuba.
Balling, the former advisor to U.S. Special Operations Southern Command, used the opportunity to illustrate exactly the point that the Heritage Foundation’s Gonzalez and she were arguing.
«Their method of operation,» she said, «is to disrupt, of course, to get the soundbites on Twitter or Instagram or what have you, but they are not ever interested in a respectful dialogue.»
«What was extraordinary is I was actually about to talk about CodePink and the Democratic Socialists of America, the DSA, as both being members of the largest pro-Cuban regime organization in the United States, called the National Network on Cuba,» said Balling.
WASHINGTON DC, UNITED STATES – MARCH 6: United States Rep. Bill Huizenga speaks during a hearing before the House Financial Services Committee at the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington, D.C., on March 6, 2024. (Celal Gunes/Anadolu via Getty Images)
«And so the fact that she stood up and tried to disrupt the event was just a wonderful example for the audience,» of the antics of CodePink. «They are actually really a mouthpiece for anti-American causes, which happen to be very pro-Chinese Communist Party causes and…the Castro regime.»
On cue, at 6:42 p.m., less than an hour after the event had ended at about 6 p.m., CodePink posted a carefully curated and captioned 1-minute-35-second video of the DiNucci outburst on X. The same video went up on CodePink’s official YouTube channel.
Balling said CodePink’s messaging promoted «the interests of, frankly, our enemies, the Chinese Communist Party and then the Cuban regime.»
On June 4, 2024, CodePink’s Medea Benjamin interrupts a Capitol Hill news conference in Washington, D.C., organized to commemorate the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre and to discuss the «ongoing struggle for human rights and democracy in China.» Her sign says, «China is not our enemy.» (Nathan Posner/Anadolu via Getty Images))
«Their method of operation,» she said, «is to disrupt, of course, to get the soundbites on Twitter or Instagram or what have you, but they are not ever interested in a respectful dialogue.»
Sure enough, CodePink posted the video on its official Instagram account, tagging DiNucci.
«Frankly, had she been willing to stop screaming,» said Balling, Gonzalez and she «would have actually been thrilled to have a debate with her, but that’s not their way of operating.»
By the end of the night, the disruption had also become a press release on CodePink’s website, listing DiNucci herself as the «media contact» and offering journalists «unbranded video footage.»
Fox News Digital’s Jesse Watson and Brooke Curto contributed to this report.
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UK breakup push escalates amid historic pact after Trump backs reunification of Ireland
Trump voices SUPPORT for UNIFIED Ireland
President Donald Trump expressed support for Irish unification during a meeting in Dublin, just days after UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham ruled out potential referendums in Northern Ireland and Scotland.
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The leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland called Monday for the British government to «prepare for, plan and facilitate» constitutional change that could lead to the breakup of the United Kingdom, with the remarks coming days after President Donald Trump said he would «love to see» Irish reunification.
«Westminster’s time is coming to an end,» Scottish First Minister John Swinney, Welsh First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth and Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill said in a historic joint declaration issued in Cardiff.
The nationalist party leaders had met Monday to strengthen cooperation among Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and advance what they described as «constitutional change.»
KEIR STARMER REPORTEDLY CONSIDERING STEPPING DOWN AS PM AND COULD ANNOUNCE TIMETABLE FOR DEPARTURE
Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish leaders say that Westminster is not working and are back self-determination. (Adrian DENNIS / AFP via Getty Images)
The declaration, signed during the summit in Cardiff, signals an unprecedented challenge to Prime Minister Andy Burnham and the U.K.’s constitutional settlement.
Trump spoke about the status of Northern Ireland over the weekend, saying Saturday during a visit to Dublin: «It’s going to happen eventually. It might as well happen now.»
On Sunday, Trump repeated his support for a united Ireland, saying it made sense to merge the Republic of Ireland with Northern Ireland.
«It just seems to me that you have Northern Ireland and you have Ireland, and it would seem to me that one of the naturals of all time is put them together,» Trump said in Doonbeg.
NIGEL FARAGE RESIGNING FROM UK PARLIAMENT
President Donald Trump reacts on the first tee during the final day of the Irish Open on Sept. 13, 2026, in Doonbeg, Ireland. (Charles McQuillan/Getty Images)
«You asked about Scotland. That one I won’t talk about yet. I’ll save that for another day,» he added.
By Monday, the nationalist leaders had released a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to drive constitutional change.
They said no Westminster government has the right to block democratic decisions made by Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
«Each of our nations has the right to determine its own future, through democratic means and in accordance with the wishes of its people,» the three leaders wrote.
«For the first time ever, people across these islands have First Ministers in Scotland, in Wales and in the North of Ireland who are all committed to independence from the United Kingdom. For people watching across these islands – for people watching around the world – there could be no clearer sign that Westminster’s time is coming to an end,» the statement continued.
MEET ‘COUNT BINFACE,’ THE TRASH CAN-CLAD COMEDIAN CHALLENGING NIGEL FARAGE
Andy Burnham delivers his inaugural speech as UK’s new Prime Minister on July 20, 2026 in London, England. The Member of Parliament for Makerfield becomes the UK’s 59th Prime Minister, succeeding Sir Keir Starmer, who resigned as leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister in June. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) (Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
«We call for the British Government to prepare for, plan and facilitate constitutional change in each jurisdiction,» the memorandum said.
According to GB News, Burnham was told Monday that he could not stop the breakup of the U.K.
Sinn Féin, the largest party in the Northern Ireland Assembly, issued the warning after signing the memorandum with the SNP and Plaid Cymru.
O’Neill said the three nations shared a «common cause» because «Westminster does not and will never serve our people well.»
She added during a news conference that Burnham would not be able to «hold back the tide» of nationalism.
«We’re certainly living in times of enormous change, change that is unstoppable, change that, no matter what is said by any British prime minister, will not be able to hold back the tide of what’s happening in front of our eyes right now.
«Our common cause here is the understanding that Westminster does not and will never serve our people well,» she added.
KING CHARLES FOLLOWS QUEEN ELIZABETH’S PLAYBOOK WITH A TWIST DURING TRUMP STATE VISIT: EXPERT
President Donald Trump speaks with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin during a meeting in the Oval Office of the White House, on St. Patrick’s Day, Tuesday, March 17, 2026, in Washington. (Alex Brandon/AP Photo)
The memorandum commits the parties to cooperation on economic policy, renewable energy and rebuilding ties with the European Union, among other areas.
It also calls for greater self-determination and states that the nations should work together as equals.
A spokesperson for Burnham said: «The Prime Minister is committed to delivering change across all four nations of the United Kingdom and believes strongly in the Union.
«The United Kingdom is at its best when people come together around our shared values and problem-solving, rather than division, and the Prime Minister will continue to ease pressures on household finances and delivering greater economic security, rather than engaging in constitutional debates or further referendums.»
Fox News Digital has reached out to 10 Downing Street for comment.
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