Prime Video has paused filming on its new Tomb Raider series after Sophie Turner suffered a minor injury. The production may remain on hold for several weeks while she recovers.
A remote robotic stroke procedure performed in Panama has drawn global attention as a possible way to speed clot removal when specialists are not on site. The case may signal a new approach to emergency stroke care, though the technology is still under development.
Cutty Ranks is reportedly seeking unpaid royalties connected to the global hit ‘Dame Tu Cosita.’ The dispute could have major financial implications, though details remain limited.
The NBA regular season has reached its final stretch, with playoff spots, play-in positions and seeding still unresolved across both conferences. Monday’s games carry major implications for several teams trying to improve their postseason path.
HBO’s new Harry Potter series has made a huge splash, with its first trailer drawing hundreds of millions of views in 48 hours. The reboot will start with Philosopher’s Stone and feature a new cast.
A Panama court ordered preventive detention for eight suspects in a migrant smuggling case tied to Operation Alborada. Authorities say the alleged network moved migrants illegally through several provinces using coordinated routes and transport support.
MiAmbiente detected the illegal sale of marine species inside Portobelo National Park and rescued lobsters and spider crabs carrying eggs. The case raises fresh concerns about pressure on Panama’s coastal wildlife.
The National Symphony Orchestra has opened its 2026 season with Fuentes de Roma, violin solos, a new venue, and $5 tickets. The low price could help make classical music more accessible to a wider audience.
Panama City Hall has issued a brief official comunicado, but the source provided does not include the statement’s contents. No further details are available at this time.
Panama’s Chinese community commemorated more than 171 years of contributions, highlighting the arrival of the first 701 Chinese workers who helped build the railroad. The observance underscores the community’s lasting historical and cultural role in the country.
TSA workers have received overdue paychecks, which may ease major airport security bottlenecks in the U.S. But the broader Department of Homeland Security shutdown is still ongoing.
Panama’s Commission on Government, Justice and Constitutional Affairs has started interviewing 35 candidates for the post of Defensor del Pueblo. The selection process will help determine who will lead the country’s ombudsman institution.
The CSS will issue the first April payment to retirees and pensioners on April 1. The notice also points beneficiaries to the date of the permanent bonus.
Panama’s ATTT will suspend roadworks and lane closures in the Pan-American Highway, Panama East, and the capital during Holy Week 2026. The measure is meant to ease traffic as holiday travel increases.
Panama City and Israel have brought drinking water to more than 1,000 residents of Pedro González Island using a machine that turns air into water. Officials say the project could expand to other underserved communities.
A Panamanian judge kept two criminal complaints by Odila Castillo against La Prensa journalist Rolando Rodríguez archived, finding no evidence of a crime. Three other complaints in the same dispute remain open after separate hearings reopened them.
The New York Times says the Pentagon is defying a court order tied to a policy restricting reporters’ access to Defense Department headquarters. The dispute highlights a wider fight over press freedom and government transparency in the United States.
Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford is making a late bid to return to Congress, reviving a political career marked by both electoral success and scandal. The race could offer another test of how voters weigh name recognition against past controversy.
The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing Donald Trump’s order to end birthright citizenship, a case that could reshape American immigration policy. The outcome may also affect migration debates across Latin America.
Pandeportes says rehabilitation work at Chitré’s Estadio Rico Cedeño can resume after the Comptroller General endorsed a more than $2 million contract addendum and bond. The 12-month project, led again by RODSA, carries a total estimated cost of about $10.4 million.