Panama’s AMP (Autoridad de los Pueblos Indígenas - Indigenous Peoples’ Authority) will hold an extraordinary meeting to review a resolution restricting public access to records for ten years. These records include information pertaining to concessions, operating licenses, and administrative investigations. The move comes after a request from President José Raúl Mulino to reconsider the limitations. The original resolution sparked concerns regarding government transparency and accountability. This reconsideration suggests a potential shift towards greater openness in accessing important public information. The AMP aims to evaluate the repercussions of the rule and potentially modify or repeal it. The outcome of the meeting will determine the future availability of these crucial documents to the public.