FCC keeps the contract to the beaches
The first section of the beach corridor begins in La Chorrera, up to the community of Santa Cruz, and the second extends to the town of San Carlos.
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Stop Bullying in Schools
The Ministry of Education will implement its first school protocol for action in situations of bullying.
Lowering Child Labour
The International Labor Organization (ILO) recognizes the efforts made by Panama during the last decade to reduce child labor, it claims that there are still challenges to be overcome.
Spam recalled
As per Aupsa, Hormel withdrew its products from the shelves due to ’strange matter’.
Death toll rises in Nicaragua
Saturday, June 2nd violence escalated in Managua and Masaya, Nicaragua, leaving at least another 8 people dead including one minor.
HIV affecting more women
Panama has seen a rise in HIV infections in women. HIV infections have increased by 9% since 2019 and deaths related to AIDS by 20%.
Panama urges dialogue to prevail in Nicaragua
The vice president and chancellor Isabel de Saint Malo de Alvarado said on Thursday May 31 that they are closely following the situation in Nicaragua.
Independent Candidate gets naked
the Independent candidate Manuel Alfredo Quintero Belda was sanctioned to 30 days for undressing in a public place such as the Electoral Tribunal.
Tests completed for Candidates for the Supreme Justice
The second phase of the process to which 20 candidates for the magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) were submitted finished .
ASEP backs off with the "sun tax"
The National Authority of Public Services (ASEP) said on Tuesday, May 29, that it will exclude from the discussion of the adjustments to the Tariff Regime regarding charges to customers who self cons
Varela thinking of time off to watch the games
No Joke, president of the Republic Juan Carlos Varela said yesterday, May 29th, that they are evaluating the possibility of special work schedules for the weekday games featuring Panama.
Suspects in robbery captured
Tuesday, May 29th, 2 men and one woman believed to be responsible for a robbery and assault were apprehended after overturning a vehicle into a stream in the province of Los Santos.
Migration service cancels 250 permits for foreigners
250 provisional migratory permits were cancelled for temporary residents and permits for permanent resident after it was determined that the beneficiaries provided fraudulent documentation.
Mulino applies for Presidential Candidacy
José Raúl Mulino formalizes his candidacy to the presidential per-candidacy for CD party
5 tourists rescued from top of Barú volcano
The general director of the National System of Civil Protection (Sinaproc), José Donderis , reported that thit was possible to locate the five tourists who were with hypothermia and problems to ...
Elecnor will build a wind farm in Penonomé
The Spanish company will build a wind turbine plant that will transform the wind energy into usable electrical energy, with an investment of $150 million and under the EPC (turnkey) contract .
Sinaproc warning - Intense rain in the Caribbeans
The National Emergency Operations Center of the National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc) reported that a warning of prevention is in force due to the intensification of rains over the country.
Ex Governor of Cocle Faces Trial
Richard Fifer, the ex-governor of Coclé, will face trial for alleged embezzlement and corruption of public servants when he held office between 1999 and 2002.
Panama signs resolution to get aid for Venezuela
Jesús Sierra, Permanent Representative of Panama to the OAS, requested that surveillance measures be implemented to prevent the public health crisis in Venezuela from worsening.
Martinelli coming home
Former President Ricardo Martinelli has decided to come home and face charges.
Varela says ’94 plane crash was an act of terrorism
Juan Carlos Varela was in Israeli meeting with PM Netanyahu last week. During his visit, the Panamanian president called for the reopening of a case involving a plane crash in Panama.
