Chiriquí and Panamá Oeste will face off in Game 4 of the Mayor Baseball 2026 series on Thursday, April 16, at 7:00 p.m. Fans can watch live on TVMAX, TVN Pass, and TVMAX PANAMÁ on YouTube.
China has reportedly pressed Maersk and MSC to drop planned Panama port operations, highlighting the strategic importance of canal-linked infrastructure. The dispute underscores Panama’s role in global shipping and geopolitical competition.
China is reportedly pushing Maersk and MSC to leave Panama, putting fresh attention on the country’s strategic role in global shipping. The move underscores how the Panama Canal remains central to trade and geopolitics.
Rafael Lopez Aliaga is demanding that Peru’s election be declared void, alleging fraud without presenting evidence. The move raises the risk of a wider post-election dispute in a country already marked by deep political instability.
The US military says a major blockade of Iranian ports has halted trade, with more than 10,000 personnel, warships, and aircraft involved. The move could ripple through global shipping and energy markets, with possible knock-on effects for Panama and Latin America.
Panama’s anti-corruption system is under pressure after Comptroller General Anel Flores interrupted a Public Ministry proceeding tied to the case against former Vice President José Gabriel Carrizo. The clash has renewed questions about institutional independence and political backing at the top of government.
IFARHU will begin receiving documents for the 2026 General Scholarship Contest on April 20 in Panama’s central provinces. The process marks the first step for students seeking education support next year.
China has reportedly pressed Maersk and MSC to step back from Panama port operations, putting the country’s strategic logistics network in the spotlight. The move underscores how control over canal-linked infrastructure carries global commercial and political significance.
Panama’s political debate intensified as scrutiny grew around the Electoral Tribunal, the Comptroller’s Office and the CSS leadership. The disputes add pressure to institutions central to elections, audits and public trust.
Panama’s Social Security Fund says it is working with resident and intern doctors to resolve payment delays that have accumulated since 2020. The agency attributes the backlog to late paperwork and missing signatures, and says it has already paid about $1.2 million in obligations.
President Mulino’s backing of Comptroller General Anel Flores comes as Flores faces criticism for interrupting an anti-corruption proceeding tied to the Carrizo case. The clash is fueling concern over institutional limits and judicial independence in Panama.