Panama’s president dismissed CK Hutchison’s accusations as “outrageous” and “a lie” after the government moved to unwind a port concession held by the company’s Panama Ports Company unit.
Panamanian President Jose Raul rejected CK Hutchison’s claims as “outrageous” and “a lie” after the government moved to unwind a port concession held by Panama Ports Company, Reuters reported.
Health Minister Fernando Boyd announced a convocation for national and foreign medical specialists to address a shortage of professionals, noting the issue is not unique to Panama.
Panama’s Supreme Court ruled the First Superior Tribunal erred by removing Ronny Mizrachi from the Odebrecht trial, restoring the trial judge’s authority to weigh evidence and determine participation.
The Autoridad Marítima de Panamá says Balboa and Cristóbal ports show “significant” deterioration, rejecting Panama Ports Company’s claims as it pursues arbitration at the ICC. The dispute follows a Supreme Court ruling that voided PPC’s contract.
Acodeco shifted from warning that mandatory ethanol would limit consumer choice to publicly supporting Bill 443 during its first debate, prompting lawmakers to demand an explanation.
BNamericas asked whether Panama needs a third mobile operator, reigniting debate about competition, investment and regulatory choices in the country’s telecom sector.
Panamanian experts recommend that parents set device-use schedules and enable parental controls to protect children’s digital wellbeing and support healthy habits.
Panama’s National Police said they located in Burunga the vehicle used in a shooting on a coaster bus in Arraiján that injured two passengers. The investigation is ongoing.
A car fire in El Marañón adds to a growing number of vehicle blazes in Panama: firefighters handled 484 vehicle fires in 2025 and 112 so far in 2026.
OneFootball reports that Mexico defeated Panama in a Women’s U-17 qualifying match. The result is a setback for Panama’s U-17 campaign and underscores the importance of youth development.
Law360 reports a Singapore company has claimed $140 million in losses from an alleged treaty breach involving Panama. Details on the treaty and parties involved remain limited.
An appeal requests public help locating Gilberto Paz Pérez, missing from Arraiján since January 2025. Anyone with information should call 346-1790 or 346-1791.
A historic rise in fuel prices in Panama is pressuring transport operators and consumers. Authorities say international energy market factors are driving the increase.
Panama’s president has publicly rejected CK Hutchison’s claims over canceled port contracts, calling the assertions ‘outrageous’ in a dispute that could affect investment and port operations, U.S. News reports.
Panama’s president called CK Hutchison’s claims “outrageous” after the company criticized the government’s cancellation of port contracts, Reuters reported, in a dispute with potential implications for investor confidence and port operations.
Panama’s National Police located the vehicle used in an armed attack against a bus driver in Arraiján. Authorities will perform forensic analysis as the investigation continues.
The Herald Journal published a feature titled “Panama Daily Life” on March 20, 2026; while the full text was not available in the news feed, daily-life reporting helps readers understand everyday experiences across Panama.
Official figures reported by TVN 2 show 70% of women detained in Panama are linked to drug offenses, often serving as couriers or in logistical roles, raising gender-specific policy questions.
GazetteXtra published a piece titled “Panama Daily Life,” listed on Google News. The feature points readers toward everyday experiences and cultural context in the Republic of Panama.