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Through Law 63 of August 28, 2008, the Accusatory Criminal System began in Panama, more specifically in 2011, in the province of Veraguas with the establishment of this new System, whose process has been a challenge for all those who have formed part of its evolution and in this research project they have provided data of great value such as the benefits, advantages during and at the same time the main failures that this system has had these 10 years, for this reason it is proposed that the objective of this article is to analyze how There is a transformation from an archaic system to one that cares more for the rights of the people involved in the process. The analysis of these data makes it possible to highlight that despite the flaws presented, such as the low budget or the lack of trained personnel, it constitutes a great advance for Panamanian justice.