Families of the 20 victims of the 1990 Alas Chiricanas flight 901 bombing renewed their plea for justice this Monday, marking 32 years since the terrorist act. The bombing, which targeted a domestic flight, remains a source of pain and unresolved questions for the victims’ relatives. The “Conciencia Viva” committee is leading the call for a continuation of the judicial process. They demand a full investigation to identify and hold all responsible parties accountable for the crime. The families emphasize the importance of definitively clarifying the events surrounding the bombing after decades of uncertainty. They seek closure and believe a thorough prosecution is crucial to achieving it, honouring the memory of those lost. The case continues to highlight concerns about political violence and impunity in Panama’s history.