Panama Suspends Recognition Of So-Called 'Sadr'

 The Government of Panama officially announced on Wednesday the suspension of its recognition of the so-called "sadr", stressing that this entity "does not meet the basic elements of a sovereign state in accordance with principles of international law."

   "Under the principles of international law and so that a human community can hope to build a sovereign state, enjoying the recognition of the community of nations, it is imperative that the fundamental elements guaranteeing its existence be available, namely territory, people, the government, and independence," said the Panamanian government in a statement published on the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

   For all these objective reasons, "the Panamanian government considers that these elements are not present in the creation" of the so-called "SADR ", the statement 

said.