Acodeco sanctioned a Changuinola–David transport unit for failing to display fares and required discount notices for passengers. The case highlights Panama’s consumer rules on transparency in public transport.
Seventy-five families in Santa Isabel, Colón, received the keys to new homes built by the Ministry of Housing. The project benefits about 400 people across several coastal communities in Costa Arriba.
Independent lawmakers in Panama have taken the government to court over vehicle plates that include the slogan “Con Paso Firme.” The case raises questions about political messaging on mandatory public documents and the authority of the ATTT.
Panamanian lawmakers from Vamos have taken their challenge against the “Con paso firme” slogan on vehicle plates to the Supreme Court. The case tests whether the transit authority acted within its legal powers.
Panama’s ship registry is holding steady despite intensified Chinese inspections that have raised concerns across the global shipping industry. The development highlights the continuing importance of the Panamanian flag in international trade.
U.S. Army engineers have begun inspecting the Bridge of the Americas after a fire and explosion at its base forced traffic restrictions. Panama officials expect a technical report next week to guide decisions on reopening and possible repairs.
Panama’s National Bar Association criticized the conduct of Comptroller’s Office officials during a proceeding at the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office. The dispute adds to broader debate over institutional limits and anticorruption procedures.
Panama’s National Bar Association condemned the Comptroller’s Office for entering an anticorruption investigative session, calling it a serious overreach. The dispute centers on a case involving former vice president José Gabriel Carrizo and the independence of the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
The U.S. and Iran are preparing ceasefire talks as Netanyahu authorizes negotiations with Lebanon, opening parallel diplomatic channels in a volatile regional war. The effort could shape both a temporary truce and longer-term regional stability.
Farruko received the Key to the City of Panama from Mayor Mayer Mizrachi during a visit tied to the release of his new album, La Plena Moh. The project features several Panamanian artists and highlights the country’s influence on reggae en español and urban music.
IFF Panamá opened its 2026 industry program at Ciudad de las Artes with panels and workshops on film development, policy, distribution and awards strategy. The festival is using the weeklong event to strengthen Panama’s audiovisual sector and expand regional connections.
Colón beat Herrera to clinch a place in the Béisbol Mayor 2026 semifinals. The result sharpens the focus on today’s remaining Serie de Ocho games.
Escarlata secured a win on Calle 7 Panamá, leaving the yellow team in danger ahead of the nominees’ competition. The result raises the pressure as the contest intensifies.
Copa Airlines plans to add more than 400 jobs in Panama in 2026 as it expands operations and supports the country’s tourism-driven economy. The hiring push reinforces Panama’s role as a regional air hub.
Vamos lawmakers have filed a Supreme Court challenge against the inclusion of the slogan “Con Paso Firme” on Panama’s vehicle plates. The ATTT has already received an initial batch of 19,940 plates and distribution is underway.
Panama beat Aruba 3-1 in Concacaf qualifying and stayed perfect at the top of its group. The result puts the national team one match from reaching the 2027 Women’s World Cup.
Mayor Mayer Mizrachi gave Farruko the Key to the City of Panama during the launch of the artist’s album “Manda la Plena Moh.” The event also featured participation from Panamanian artists.
U.S. Army engineers have started inspecting Panama’s Bridge of the Americas after an earlier technical review by the Ministry of Public Works. The structure was said to have avoided serious damage.
Panama’s position at the center of global shipping is drawing fresh scrutiny amid concerns over logistics coercion and trade pressure. The canal’s strategic value keeps the country at the heart of wider geopolitical competition.
Workers in Panama say President José Raúl Mulino’s government is seeking to dissolve the country’s largest union, raising alarm over labor rights. The dispute could deepen tensions between the administration and organized labor.