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Head Of Government: Republic Or The Republic Of Panama
The official name for Panama is Republica de Panama or the Republic of Panama. The head of government is President Juan Carlos Varela, he has been the head of government since 1 July, 2014. The currency is the balboa and one balboa equals one dollar. The typical breakfast foods are tortillas and hojaldras, side dishes include patacones, platano Maduro, carimanola, fried yucca, ceviche, and arroz con guandu. The main courses are sancocho, corvina, shrimp, lobster, fish, and tamales. The desserts are flans, pastel tres leches, tropical fruit batidos, tropical fruit, and raspdos. The clothes the women wear is la pollera and the men wear straw hats, white cotton shirts, and rousers. The popular sports are baseball, football, boxing, and basketball.
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