Panama’s Comptroller General says only seven National Assembly workers have salary suspensions tied to an investigation, not 39 as Vamos claims. The dispute has escalated into a political clash over oversight, labor rights, and legislative autonomy.
Panama is attracting retirees, remote workers, and investors who see the country as a place to combine lifestyle, stability, and financial planning. Its dollar-based economy and strategic location remain major draws.
Panama is gaining attention as a destination for people seeking a fresh start, lower costs, and financial stability. Its dollar-based economy, business hub status, and strategic location continue to make it appealing.
Panama is attracting more people seeking a lower-cost lifestyle, financial flexibility, and a fresh start in a country with global connections. Its use of the U.S. dollar and established expat appeal make it a standout relocation choice.
Panama continues to attract people seeking a lower-cost lifestyle and a fresh financial start. Its location, dollar-based economy, and expat-friendly reputation keep it on the map as a relocation destination.
Panama is attracting people seeking a cheaper, warmer place to live while protecting savings and rebuilding their lives. Its dollar-based economy and regional importance add to the appeal.
Panama’s Comptroller General said only seven public employees remain on unpaid suspension as verification and investigation processes continue at the National Assembly. The measure has been in place since the second half of March.
About 500 trees were planted near Tocumen International Airport in Panama City for World Earth Day, bringing together municipal staff, institutions and community partners. The effort highlighted Panama’s push for sustainability, recycling and urban arborization.
Panama City’s Environmental Management Directorate and the Ernesto Córdoba Campos board cleaned a Villa Campestre stream on Earth Day. The effort removed waste and sediment to improve water flow and help reduce flooding risks.
Alex Lee, the former mayor of Colón and a PRD member, was arrested again on April 22, 2026, nearly two years after a previous detention at Tocumen International Airport. The case puts renewed attention on politics and accountability in one of Panama’s most strategic districts.
The LPF Clausura 2026 playoff race is coming down to the final two rounds, with Sporting San Miguelito and Tauro FC among the teams under pressure. Every point now matters as clubs battle for a postseason place.
Taiwan is expanding its outreach in Latin America as Panama and other regional governments reassess the value of ties to China. Panama’s withdrawal from the Belt and Road Initiative has become a key example of that shift.
Panama has launched new Reebok home, away, and third kits as the national team prepares for a World Cup return. The release adds a fresh visual identity to one of the country’s biggest football moments.
Panama faces mounting environmental pressure from polluted rivers, poorly managed waste sites and continued deforestation, especially in La Villa and Darién. The crisis is exposing deep gaps in water management, enforcement and long-term planning.
Princess Cruises’ Star Princess completed its first Panama Canal transit, adding a new ship to the line’s decades-long history with the waterway. The crossing highlights the canal’s continued appeal as a major cruise destination in Panama.
Bocas del Toro marks more than 30 years since the earthquake that killed about 20 people and left thousands affected. The tragedy remains a reminder of Panama’s vulnerability to major seismic events.
A Panamanian lawyer launched The Grand Slam of Travel, recounting a record-setting journey that covered all 193 UN countries, both poles, and space. The achievement places Panama in the spotlight through a global exploration milestone.
Former Colón mayor Alex Lee has been detained again in a peculado case that also involves a substitute representative for Barrio Norte and two other officials. The arrests put renewed attention on corruption and accountability in one of Panama’s key provinces.
IFARHU has started the 2026 scholarship document submission process for selected students in Panama. The step is part of the country’s annual education aid cycle.
Rootstack’s beginnings at Panama’s Technological University show how local talent and careful planning helped shape a growing tech company. Its story adds to the country’s broader push toward a more diversified digital economy.