A 65-year-old Spaniard, a native of Ourense, was found dead with signs of violence in a hotel in Panama, according to local media. The outlets identify the victim as Constantino Salceda Rodríguez. The body showed a wound on the forehead and blood near the nose. The authorities have not announced any arrests, and the investigation remains active as they review the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Panamanian police are investigating the events surrounding the incident. Local publications in the Central American country indicate that the man had stayed for about a week at the Bristol Hotel, in room 911, where he was found lifeless on Sunday morning by cleaning staff. The inquiry is described as ongoing, with officials reviewing routine hotel records and seeking statements from staff as they piece together how the events unfolded.
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The census shows Constantino Salceda Rodríguez was registered as a resident of Boborás until 2012. At that time, the Ourense municipality records indicate he was deregistered from Boborás and registered in the Pontevedran locality of Nigrán.
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His name appears linked with various companies and economic activities in the Vigo area in recent years. The details of those associations remain unclear, and authorities are assessing whether any business ties bear on the circumstances of the death. The case underscores how cross-border movements can intersect with regional economic networks, prompting scrutiny from both local and national authorities.
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