Panama schools are grappling with a mix of cyberbullying and physical violence that can hide warning signs of deeper distress. Experts say parents need direct, personal interaction with children to detect problems earlier.
Pakistan has предложed a ceasefire plan aimed at preventing further escalation between the US and Iran as a Trump deadline over the Strait of Hormuz nears. The move could ease pressure on global energy and shipping markets if talks gain traction.
Two women were treated for dehydration and exhaustion after descending Volcán Barú in Chiriquí. Emergency teams stabilized them on site, avoiding ambulance transport.
Panama City Hall joined teachers, municipal police and local leaders in a painting and cleanup day at Escuela Santos Jorge in Chilibre. The effort aimed to improve the school environment for nearly 2,000 students.
Experts are calling for stronger prevention efforts at home and better coordination among Panama’s state institutions to protect vulnerable minors. They say shelters alone cannot solve problems that begin with family risk and lack of early support.
Panama’s sanitation authority has identified Cerro Batea and Torrijos Carter in San Miguelito as areas with heavy waste buildup. The district has been under sanitation intervention for nearly three months to stabilize cleaning and collection services.
Panama’s water crisis is deepening as drought, deforestation, and weak coordination put pressure on the Canal and on public supply. The 2023 dry season exposed how closely the country’s economy and water security depend on the same watershed.
Panama has selected 31 companies for a power supply tender, advancing a process aimed at securing future electricity needs through competition. The move is significant for the country’s energy planning and broader economic stability.
The body of a 70-year-old tourist missing at El Estero beach in Veraguas was recovered after a search involving Sinaproc, firefighters, police and local residents. The operation highlights the importance of coastal safety and rapid emergency response in Panama.
Cloudy skies and scattered rain are expected to continue across Panama this Monday, while no active vigilance notice remains in effect. The weather may affect daily travel and outdoor plans.
Panama is weighing approval for exports of copper ore already stockpiled at the Cobre Panamá mine, a move that could come as early as Tuesday. The decision would affect the long-stalled First Quantum Minerals project without restarting full mining operations.
Boquete will celebrate 115 years since its founding with a major April 12 event featuring a parade, cabalgata, music, dance and civic ceremonies. The anniversary highlights the Chiriquí highland district’s coffee, culture and tourism appeal.
An ancient tomb in Panama has revealed pre-Hispanic skeletons, jewellery, and gold, offering new clues about burial customs and social status. The discovery adds to Panama’s rich archaeological record.
Panama Convention Center in Panama City ranked 97th among the world’s top 100 convention centers for 2026. The recognition underscores Panama’s growing role in international meetings and business tourism.
More than one million people have been displaced across Lebanon as Israel escalates its campaign with air raids and a ground invasion. Families are fleeing to mountain areas as the humanitarian crisis deepens.
China dismissed U.S. allegations over Panama Canal traffic, calling the claims groundless. The dispute highlights the canal’s strategic importance and Panama’s role in global trade.
The U.S. Embassy in Panama will visit two locations on April 6 to assist beneficiaries with U.S. Social Security benefit questions. The outreach is designed to make consular services more accessible beyond Panama City.
Ifarhu says preselected students in Panama’s 2026 General Scholarship Contest must present a bank certification to complete the process. The agency is working to ease account openings and spread document intake across the country.
Israel estimates Iran still has more than 1,000 missiles capable of reaching its territory, highlighting the risk of a prolonged regional conflict. Hezbollah’s arsenal also remains substantial, adding to fears of wider escalation.
Companies that admitted paying bribes in the Blue Apple case continue to win multimillion-dollar contracts in Panama, especially from the Ministry of Public Works. The pattern has intensified debate over procurement rules and the lack of automatic debarment for firms linked to corruption.