Nicols Maduro appeared in a New York court to seek dismissal of U.S. drug trafficking charges. The move could determine whether the case is blocked or proceeds deeper into U.S. legal proceedings.
CIAPCP-AIP, Panama’s Pacific Agroecology Center, marks three years of bringing applied science to producers through routine soil and water testing, composting, digital monitoring and local partnerships.
UK’s Hertfordshire Constabulary says it will reopen rape and sexual assault allegations against Andrew Tate, involving claims dating to 2014–2015. The move is the latest development in multiple investigations into the influencer.
Students at Instituto Fermín Naudeau demonstrated advances in Panama’s English curriculum redesign before the minister of education and the U.S. ambassador, highlighting classroom-level implementation.
The U.S. Treasury says it will put President Donald Trump’s signature on all new paper currency, a first for a sitting president. The change breaks with the traditional practice of using only the Treasury secretary and treasurer’s signatures.
Idaho lawmakers are considering a bill that would criminalize transgender people using bathrooms matching their gender identity, extending penalties into private businesses, PBS reports.
AHF-Panamá warns disputes over Annex PABS could delay implementation of a WHO pandemic agreement approved in 2025, with potential finalization pushed to May 2026. Geneva talks aim to secure fair access to vaccines and treatments for future outbreaks.
A debate over Hong Kong’s “Northern Metropolis” plan is drawing on memories of the 1998 Asian currency crisis, when speculators targeted currencies and contagion fears turned toward the Hong Kong dollar. The question now: should Hong Kong deploy a “war chest” of financial firepower to support development?
IFARHU’s Concurso General de Becas 2026 payments range from B/. 45.00 to B/. 125.00 and are allocated according to students’ academic level.
Boquete’s annual Orchid Expo runs March 26–April 5 at the Boquete Fairgrounds, offering orchid displays, botanical gardens, local coffee, handicrafts and family entertainment while supporting local businesses.
The BBC published a head-to-head statistical overview of South Africa vs Panama friendlies on 27 March 2026. The data offers context for Panama’s preparations and international exposure.
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission says it is closely monitoring an apparent surge in China detaining Panama-flagged ships. The FMC links the pattern to a Panama court ruling involving Hong Kong and an emerging dispute over port control.
Apede has urged that Bill 391 on the right of reply be returned to first debate, warning it risks editorial independence and press freedom amid objections from journalists and transparency groups.
Panama City Mayor Mayer Mizrachi accuses the central government of withholding legally mandated decentralization transfers, citing a shortfall between IBI collections and municipal receipts and warning of strains across the country.
US-backed investors have agreed to record-setting, billion-dollar deals for two IPL teams, including a Rajasthan Royals purchase tied to Kal Somani and Rob Walton. The transactions push IPL franchise valuations above the previous US$1 billion ceiling for the first time.
The Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower-court order requiring a Mexican national detained for lacking documents to receive a bond hearing, siding with the federal government and narrowing when detained noncitizens must be granted bond hearings.
Commerce is shifting toward AI “agents” that increasingly sit between merchants and consumers. Leaders argue the main competition is for the consumer’s time, as shoppers spend more of their day interacting with AI than browsing websites.
Trump has delayed planned attacks on Iran’s energy sector by 10 days while Iranian missiles and drones reportedly targeted Kuwait, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The comments suggest an opening for a deal even as regional strikes continue.
Trump says he will sign an order directing Homeland Security to immediately pay TSA officers to reduce airport disruption while Congress remains deadlocked on ending a partial U.S. shutdown.
ARENA says Panama’s National Migration Service appointment platform has been offline for over ten days, disrupting residency processes and urging authorities to reactivate the system and be transparent.