Proposed Bill 442 would provide economic compensation and create a memorial for victims of Panama’s 1968–1989 military dictatorship, according to Telemetro.
Comarca leaders in Panama have publicly rejected justifications of child abuse and vowed to strengthen protections after an uptick in reports of sexual abuse and violence against minors.
Federal immigration agents were sent to Atlanta’s airport amid a partial Homeland Security shutdown after Congress failed to renew DHS funding, leaving hundreds of thousands of DHS workers unpaid.
A late‑night collision at LaGuardia between a jet and a fire truck crushed the aircraft’s nose, killed the pilot and copilot, and sent about 40 passengers and crew to hospitals, some with serious injuries.
A packed weekend of sporting, cultural and gastronomic events in Panama City generated an estimated B/.5 million in economic activity, drawing international athletes and thousands of visitors.
Holy Week in Panama City’s Casco Antiguo began on Viernes de Dolores with eight scheduled processions this year, featuring new elements aimed at pilgrims and tourists.
The Panama Municipal Police made a notable Ironman 70.3 debut: two relay teams finished eighth and tenth overall among more than 1,500 athletes from over 50 countries.
Panama will play two international friendlies against South Africa’s Bafana Bafana later this month, with the first match on Friday, 27 March in Durban; Panama is ranked 33rd by FIFA.
TVN 2 reports ex‑minister Carles warns informal employment in Panama exceeds 770,000, raising the number without stable work to about one million and underscoring the need for formal jobs and investment.
Protesters gathered outside the US embassy in Madrid after Al Jazeera reported that sanctions had pushed Cuba into a power blackout, raising international concern over humanitarian impacts.
U.S. ambassador Kevin Marino Cabrera released official wedding photos from his March 21 ceremony with Panamanian Andrea Altamirano Duque at the diplomatic residence in La Cresta, attended by political and cultural figures.
Esmaeil Baghaei denied claims that Iran fired long‑range missiles at Diego Garcia, a dispute that analysts say could alter strategic calculations for the US and its allies.
A recently reported tomb overflowing with gold in Panama has drawn attention not for the treasure alone but for what it reveals about power, social hierarchy, and exchange in pre-Hispanic Panama.
Residents in northern India report rising costs for food, water and fuel as the US-Israeli conflict with Iran pushes up global energy and commodity prices, straining household budgets.
Al Jazeera reports NATO joining a US‑Israel war with Iran is “between slim and none,” reflecting legal, political and strategic limits that make alliance involvement unlikely.
The Instituto Panameño de Derecho del Consumidor advised families to prioritize essentials and plan outings to manage rising prices, urging practical steps to reduce nonessential spending.
EIA data summarized by EIN Presswire places Panama among Caribbean recipients of U.S. LNG as exports approach 2025 highs; the excerpt notes roughly 0.4 billion (unit not specified) for three countries and references collective regasification capacity.
A new United Nations report confirms the past decade was the hottest on record, reinforcing warnings about accelerating global warming and its risks for communities and economies.
MiBus will reduce daytime frequencies on four routes that parallel the Metro to contain over $1 million monthly diesel costs after a fuel price rise; metrobús fares remain unchanged.
Brazilian triathlete Fellipe Santos won IRONMAN 70.3 Panama for a third time, finishing in 3:48:57. Organizers say the race has generated over $20 million in economic impact in the last five years.