Latest Editorials and News in Coronado Panama

What A Difference A Paint Job Makes

By: Brian Newell On Friday Jan 9 and Monday Jan 11 a very enthusiastic group of volunteers made the trip up the Pan-American Hwy to Casa Hogar in Penonome. Our goal was to ...

How Treaties Can Protect Your Home

Financial Shock WavesIn case you missed it, the RG Hotels Bankruptcy case has caused shock waves throughout the Panama financial ...

Spay Panama Clinic in Punta Chame

Spay Panama will be spaying at low cost ($10 per dog and $5 per cat) at the Junta Comunal in Punta Chame this Saturday and Sunday from 8am to mid-day. Drop-ins welcome. If you know ...

Zika Virus Prompts Travel Advisories for Pregnant Women

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a travel warning urging pregnant women to avoid traveling to countries in Latin America and the Caribbeans ...

Chame Trash Collection Controversy Continues

The controversy surrounding garbage collection in the district of Chame continues, as 5 independent garbage collectors will fight for the permission to collect ...

Dog Found in Coronado

UPDATE: Thanks to Facebook posts and Joanna at VETS Sheila Scott was contacted within 2 hours of from people who thought ...

Luna Rossa: A Taste of Italy in Coronado

“In Italy, when you plan a meal for someone you care about, you do many things to prepare. You start with the freshest ingredients of their favorite foods, and then you combine them ...

Canada vs. the World 2016 Golf Tournament

This year the second annual 18 hole -Two Ball Best Net Golf Tournament will take place at Vista Mar golf, beach and Marina. The event was formerly ...

Panama National Fairs 2016

The start of January brings the new calendar year of National fairs throughout the country of Panama. Fairs and festivals are an important way the country develops ...

Panama National Fairs 2016

With January comes the beginning of Panama’s National Fairs! Each year, districts throughout the country of Panama offer a variety of fairs and ...

BJBF 2016 Artist Bios

Each year the Boquete Jazz and Blues Festival transforms the quiet town of Boquete, with world class Blues musicians headlining the event, Blues and Boogie-Woogie are often the ...

Panama National Police "Protect and Serve"

The National Police making progress against crime in our beach communities. Major Leslie Howard was assigned to his new post in September 2015. Major Howard is responsible for all ...

Canadian Ambassador Visits Coronado

The new Ambassador of Canada, Karine Asselin, and her staff were in the beach Wednesday Jan 6  2016 to meet with Canadian Citizens. The team, which included the ...

Reusable Bag Redistribution

One major item that litters towns, beaches and rivers is the light weight plastic bag. Due to the negative impact plastic has on the environment, individuals, businesses and governments are ...

Chame Garbage Collection

You may have noticed your garbage piling up if you live in the district of Chame and use a private company for regular trash collection. With New Year's behind us, it is an unfortunate ...

Working Towards a Litter Free Community

“My vision is that humans will work together to take care of our planet and help solve the great problem of garbage. It is very simple,  do not worry about the quantity, instead pick up one ...

JANUARY 2016

A Symbolic Goodbye to 2015

Driving through the towns of Capira, Bejuco, Chame and San Carlos you may notice the life size paper mache dolls propped up by the side of the road. These ...

Canadian Ambassador Meet and Greet

The new Canadian Ambassador for Panama, Karine Asselin will be in Coronado on January 6 to meet with the Canadian Expat community and ...

5 Ways to Celebrate NYE at the Beach

2015 is almost complete, with 2016 right around the corner! Wondering what to do for NYE? The beach is the best place to start ...

A Merry Moon Over Panama

This December 25th, Christmas night will be just a little more special with the the first full moon since 1977. This will also be the last full moon of 2015, which is called ...