Mexico will continue accepting Cuban medical workers, President Claudia Sheinbaum said, praising their services in underserved rural areas despite pressure from the United States.
PBS reports that the U.S. deported an Ethiopian asylum seeker to Equatorial Guinea amid a wave of more than 675,000 removals, raising concerns that some credible asylum claims are being swept up.
La Semana Más Saludable “Fit 4 All” se celebrará del 20 al 25 de abril en Ciudad del Saber con actividades gratuitas destinadas a promover buenos hábitos y apoyar una causa solidaria.
A PBS report details the deportation of an East African asylum seeker to Equatorial Guinea as U.S. removals surpass 675,000 since the administration returned to power, raising concerns about asylum protections.
Beka Ntsanwisi founded a soccer league in South Africa to introduce women over 50 to football, using the sport to promote health, community and challenge age norms.
A warehouse fire was reported Wednesday afternoon in the Río Abajo corregimiento of Panama City. Initial reports offer limited details; authorities have yet to release full information.
Panama’s first lady joined 45 international spouses at a White House summit where Melania Trump presented a humanoid robot, Figura 3, to highlight AI’s potential in education.
Al Jazeera published video showing a strike hitting a tent camp for displaced Palestinians in Deir el-Balah, Gaza, highlighting risks to civilians sheltering in makeshift camps.
Shoppers at Merca La Chorrera are favoring “La puerquita sopera,” a bag of legumes sold for one balboa, as they search for affordable staples at the market.
President Trump will not attend CPAC for the first time in about a decade, a White House official said, citing a busy schedule amid the ongoing Iran conflict. The decision removes a high-profile draw from the conservative gathering and underscores how foreign policy priorities are shaping the administration’s public calendar.
Iran rejected a U.S. ceasefire proposal on March 25, 2026, issued its own counterproposal and launched further attacks on Israel and Gulf Arab countries, marking a fresh regional escalation.
Panama City’s Casco Antiguo will host the International Holy Week from March 27 to April 5, 2026; organizers have announced program updates and details. Attendees should check official channels for the full schedule and visitor guidance.
The Maritime Executive reports Hutchison has expanded arbitration claims against Panama beyond $2 billion; details on grounds and parties involved were not provided.
Acodeco has ordered nationwide reinforcement of price monitoring after international oil prices rose, instructing teams to watch price behavior to protect consumers.
China’s restrained, non‑military approach to the Iran war—emphasising diplomatic language and preparedness—may leave Beijing better positioned diplomatically as the conflict enters its fourth week.
The U.S. Justice Department has agreed to a $1.2 million settlement to resolve Michael Flynn’s 2023 lawsuit, in which the former national security adviser had sought $50 million and alleged malicious prosecution, AP reports.
A warehouse fire in Río Abajo has prompted authorities to prepare preventive evacuations of nearby residents. Officials are expected to move people from adjacent homes and buildings as emergency response continues.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth hosted a monthly Christian prayer and worship service at the Pentagon on March 25, the first such gathering at the building since the Iran war began.
A night-time disturbance at the CAI de Tocumen led to property damage, theft and the escape of several adolescents; Senniaf and other agencies launched searches and opened investigations.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced a bill to pause new U.S. data center construction until national safeguards for workers, consumers and the environment are established.