Panama: Publicity Investment Up 10.4%

In the first five months of the year publicity investment reached $163.5 million.

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

The information comes from the country's treasury inspector office and is 10.4% greater than the same period last year.

The total reported equates to all funds invested in publicity via the various communication mediums.

The $36.6 million invested in May was the highest figure recorded.

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