Panama is forecast to have mostly stable weather, with isolated rain in the west and favorable maritime conditions on both coasts. Waves are expected to stay near 1.50 meters, with brief increases possible in central areas.
FOX Latin America has launched The FOX Channel in Panama and across Central America, with football coverage forming a key part of the rollout. The move adds another sports and entertainment option for viewers in the region.
Panama’s national bird, the harpy eagle, depends on Darién’s intact rainforest, where nesting density remains highest in Central America. Conservation efforts now combine protected land, local monitoring, and ecotourism to help secure the species’ future.
Iran’s economy is under fresh strain from war on top of long-running sanctions, but oil revenues are still cushioning the impact. The result is a fragile balance rather than a full breakdown.
Reebok has launched Panama’s 2026 World Cup kits, featuring the return of its Vector logo. The reveal gives Panama a fresh look ahead of football’s biggest tournament.
Bocas del Toro and Colón meet again in Game 4 of their Béisbol Mayor 2026 semifinal series at Mariano Bula. The matchup will be broadcast at 7:00 p.m. on TVMAX, TVN Pass, and YouTube.
US-Iran talks are gaining pace as Pakistan helps mediate, with optimism building over a possible new round of negotiations in Islamabad. The diplomatic opening could ease wider regional and economic tensions.
An Israeli triple strike in southern Lebanon killed four paramedics and wounded several others, raising fresh concerns about civilian protection in the border conflict. The attack comes amid ongoing violence between Israel and armed groups in Lebanon.
Panamá Oeste beat Chiriquí 2-1 in 10 innings at Estadio Mariano Rivera to stay alive in the 2026 semifinal series. The Vaqueros won on a bases-loaded walk after both teams leaned on strong pitching and late-inning pressure.
Ifarhu reminded preselected students in the 2026 General Scholarship Contest that the socioeconomic affidavit is required to complete the process. The first in-person document delivery phase starts April 20 in Herrera, Los Santos and parts of Coclé.
Panama’s Assembly advanced an anti-“botellas” bill, but the first debate removed penalties for the officials who create and benefit from ghost jobs. Critics say that leaves the core of the problem untouched.