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( REUTERS/Carlos Jasso / October 18, 2012 ) A woman crosses a blocked road during a protest against a new government law allowing the sale of land in Panama's free trade zone of Colon, outside the university in Colon City October 18, 2012. According to local media, hundreds of demonstrators protested against draft law No. 529, blocking roads and burning tires in the city, claiming that selling the land will affect their jobs and revenue which the Colon free trade zone, one of the largest free ports in the Americas, provides. |
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