Sudan’s war has entered its third year, with millions displaced and the country still facing one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises. The conflict continues to destabilize the region as peace efforts stall.
Panama’s National Assembly approved a board of trustees for the Mariano Bula Stadium, aiming to stop its management from changing with every government. The move passed unanimously after three weeks of debate.
The National Cancer Institute has opened a palliative care unit for cancer patients at Ciudad de la Salud in Panama City. The new service expands specialized support focused on comfort and quality of life.
Caja de Ahorros has opened an innovation center as part of its drive to modernize processes and improve customer experience. The initiative reinforces the bank’s push toward technological transformation in Panama.
A failure at the Chilibre water plant has cut production sharply, leaving high-ground neighborhoods in Panama City and San Miguelito with low pressure or no water. Repair crews are working while residents and local officials press for a faster fix.
Ciudad de la Salud has opened a new palliative oncology care room in Panama, designed to provide dignified and humanized support for cancer patients. The unit adds to the country’s specialized oncology services with a focus on comfort and quality of life.
Sugarcane honey producers in Los Santos are calling on Panama’s lawmakers to include them in the ethanol law debate. They say the policy could strengthen rural jobs, diversify farm income, and support a more sustainable agricultural sector.
Panama’s ATTT has extended until May 30, 2026, the deadline for transport operators to buy the 2025 license plate. The move gives drivers extra time to complete the registration process.
Mexico has protested the deaths of its citizens in U.S. immigration custody as President Claudia Sheinbaum escalates pushback against Donald Trump’s policies. The dispute highlights rising tensions over migration, Cuba and bilateral relations.
IFARHU has told preselected students in the General Scholarship Contest to submit their socioeconomic declaration and review updated requirements. The process is a key step in determining scholarship eligibility.
Panama’s transit authority has extended the deadline to buy the 2025 license plate for select public transport vehicles until May 30, 2026. The measure covers taxis, collective transport, school transport and tourism vehicles.
Panama Metro has launched the first test run of Line 3’s monorail section between Patio y Talleres and Ciudad del Futuro. The project is aimed at easing congestion and improving transit links between Panama City and Panama Oeste.
Higher fuel costs are pushing up the price of some foods at the La Chorrera wholesale market, including pear-shaped tomatoes and plantains. The increase shows how transport expenses can quickly affect everyday groceries in Panama Oeste.
Health authorities in Colón have stepped up fumigation after dengue cases rose in the province. The response combines mosquito control, cleanup efforts, and community participation to slow transmission.
Panama has left the ICAO list of significant concern in air security, boosting confidence in Tocumen International Airport. Travelers from Venezuela, Haiti, Nicaragua and Cuba will still face extra screening on arrival.
IFARHU has updated the documentation process for preselected students with disabilities in the General Scholarship Competition. The guidance is intended to help applicants complete registration and submit the required papers.
A 20-year-old man was detained in El Progreso, La Chorrera, in connection with the 2025 homicide of a Bomberos de Panamá member. Three other people have also been apprehended in the case.
Panama’s National Assembly approved a bill to extend hours in health centers and push Minsa to strengthen public medical services. The plan aims to improve access to primary care for residents across the country.
The Panama Canal has started a new apprentice program with 75 trainees to help strengthen workforce renewal and technical training. The initiative is being run through the Canal’s Talent Academy and focuses on industrial and security preparation.
Security forces dismantled an illegal mining camp in Darién province and detained four people during a joint operation near the Sábalo River. Authorities seized suspected gold, dredging equipment, and other items linked to illicit activity.