55 December 4, 1990, whose purpose was the satisfaction of the claims contained in the petition that had been rejected by the Government.16 The march took place peacefully with the participation of thousands of workers;17 d. the demonstration of December 4, 1990 coincided with the escape of colonel Eduardo Herrera-Hassán from Naos Island and with the partial takeover of the Central Fort of the National Police by the latter together with a group of members of the military;18 published December 3, 1990; judgment of the Administrative Conflicts Section of the Supreme Court of December 18, 1992, in connection with the actions brought by Vicente Archibold-Blake, in representation of Eduardo Gaslín-Caballero, Alfredo Guerra, Raúl González-Rodaniche, Melva Guerrero-Samudio, Esther Guerra, Evangelista Granja-C., Antonio González, Erick Alexis González, Manuel Herrera-S., Aníbal Herrera-Santamaría, Félix Herrera-C., Magaly V.-de-Herrera, Pompilio Ibarra-Ramírez, Daniel Jiménez-H., Rolando Jiménez, José Kellys-S., Gilberto Antonio Leguisamo, Dirie Lauchú-Ponce, Perlina Loban-deAndrade, Erick Lara-Moran, Darien Linares, Zilka Lou-M., Dennis Lasso-E., Orán Darío Miranda-Gutiérrez, Luis Montero, Valentín Morales-V., Raúl Murrieta-Ríos, Natalio Murillo, Jorge Martínez-F., Luis Miranda, Esteban Nash-Campos, Evelio Otero Rodríguez, Antonio Omano-C., Gustavo Alexis Ortíz-G., Luis Osorio, and Omar Oses; and an article of the “El Siglo” daily newspaper entitled “National work stoppage December 5, 1990,” published on December 3, 1990. 16 cfr. testimony of Ramón Lima-Camargo delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of José Mauad-Doré delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Rogelio Cruz-Ríos delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Manrique Mejía delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Luis Antonio Batista-Juárez delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Guillermo Endara-Galimany delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 27, 2000; testimony of Guillermo Alfredo Ford-Boyd delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 27, 2000; testimony of Marta de-León-de-Bermúdez delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 27, 2000; an article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” daily newspaper entitled “Thousands of workers marched and reiterated the work stoppage today,” published December 5, 1990; volume I of the record of the proceedings before the Administrative Conflicts Section of the Supreme Court, in relationship to the full-jurisdiction administrative conflicts actions brought by Carlos del-Cid in representation of Yadira Delgado, Luis Alfonso Estribi-R., Alfonso Fernández-Urriola, Eleno Augusto García-Castro, Alejandrina Gordon-Rivera, Ricardo Antonio Guiseppitt-Pérez, Rigoberto Isaacs-Rozzi, and Marisol Landau; volume I of the record of the proceedings before the Administrative Conflicts Section of the Supreme Court, in relationship to the fulljurisdiction administrative conflicts actions brought by Carlos del-Cid in representation of Ivanor Alonso, Arnoldo Aguilar-U., Lionel Angulo, Luis Coronado, Elberto Luis Cobos, Carlos Catline-Todd, Judith de-laRosa-de-Correa, and Alfonso Chambers; record of the proceedings before the Full Supreme Court in relationship to the three unconstitutionality remedies filed December 21 and 24, 1990, by Vicente Archibold-Blake in representation of Isaac Rodríguez; by Santander Tristán-Donoso et al.; and by Basilio Chong-Gómez in representation of Rolando Miller et al., against Law 25 of December 14, 1990; and volume VI of the record of the proceedings before the Seventh Court of the Panama Circuit, First Instance, for the offence of sedition, against Eduardo Herrera-Hassán et al.; volume VI of the record before the Second Superior Court of the First Judicial District for the offence against the internal personality of the State, against Eduardo Herrera-Hassán et al. 17 cfr. testimony of Rogelio Cruz-Ríos delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Manrique Mejía delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Luis Antonio Batista-Juárez delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; an article of the “La Estrella de Panamá” daily newspaper entitled “Thousands of workers marched and reiterated the work stoppage today,” published December 5, 1990; article 38 of the Constitution of the Republic of Panama approved on April 24, 1983; and December 13, 1990 minutes of the Legislative Assembly pertaining to the discussion of the Law 25 draft bill. 18 cfr. testimony of Ramón Lima-Camargo delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Rogelio Cruz-Ríos delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Manrique Mejía delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 26, 2000; testimony of Guillermo Endara-Galimany delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 27, 2000; testimony of Guillermo Alfredo Ford-Boyd delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 27, 2000; testimony of Marta de-León-de-Bermúdez delivered before the Inter-American Court on January 27, 2000; note CSJ-SNG-354-94 of October 3, 1994, from the Vice President Justice in charge of the Presidency of the Supreme Court of Panama addressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama; an article of the El Panamá America daily newspaper entitled “Colonel Herrera escaped,” published December 5, 1990; an article of the La Prensa de Panamá daily newspaper entitled “Herrera takes Central Fort,” published December 5, 1990; judgment of the Administrative Conflicts Section of the Supreme Court of December 18, 1992, in connection with the actions brought by Vicente Archibold-Blake, in representation of Eduardo Gaslín-Caballero, Alfredo Guerra, Raúl González-Rodaniche, Melva Guerrero-Samudio, Esther Guerra, Evangelista Granja-C., Antonio González, Erick Alexis González, Manuel Herrera-S., Aníbal Herrera-