Antonio Tercero González has been selected by President José Raúl Mulino to lead Idaan, pending National Assembly ratification. He brings experience in public administration and water infrastructure projects through Conades.
The ‘Más Colas’ veterinary clinic in San Miguelito has set weekday, evening, and weekend hours to help pet owners access care more easily. The schedule includes a Tuesday closure and weekend service from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Panama’s Education Ministry has activated school safety protocols amid concern over viral challenges and expanded psychopedagogical support in schools. Educational orientation is also being extended to primary education.
Businesses are paying as much as $4 million to cross the Panama Canal, highlighting the waterway’s central role in global shipping and trade. The fee underscores how valuable fast access through Panama remains for cargo operators.
The 200th anniversary of the Congress of Panama is renewing attention on Simón Bolívar’s historic push for regional unity. The milestone highlights Panama’s lasting role in conversations about hemispheric integration.
Shipping companies are paying record fees of up to $4 million to speed vessels through the Panama Canal as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz disrupt global trade. The surge highlights the canal’s strategic role in rerouted shipping lanes.
Auction fees for last-minute Panama Canal crossings have surged to as much as $4 million as ships reroute around the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The spike underscores how global security shocks can quickly boost demand for Panama’s key shipping route.
Businesses are paying record Panama Canal fees of up to $4 million as shipping reroutes away from the Strait of Hormuz amid the U.S.-Iran conflict. The surge underscores the canal’s growing importance as global trade lanes face disruption.
Panama’s finance minister says all eligible Cepanim beneficiaries will receive their payments and urged people to register calmly as the process continues. The government expects hundreds of thousands of registrants ahead of a June disbursement.
Panama Canal transits reached 6,288 in the first half of fiscal 2026, signaling stronger movement through the vital shipping corridor. The increase underscores the canal’s importance to Panama’s economy and global trade.
Archaeologists at Panama’s El Caño site uncovered an unexploded mortar shell linked to a historic battle, adding a military chapter to a major burial complex. The discovery highlights how one site can preserve both ancient and conflict-era history.
Street homelessness is becoming a more visible and structural problem in Panama City, appearing under bridges, on corners, and in public spaces. The trend highlights growing urban inequality and pressure on social support systems.
IAM Air Transport Territory held an exchange visit in Panama focused on international labor solidarity. The visit highlighted Panama’s role as a key hub for aviation and transport cooperation.
AM Best affirmed the credit ratings of Panama City insurer ASSA Compañía de Seguros S.A., keeping the company’s standing unchanged. The move highlights ASSA’s long presence in Panama’s insurance market and its role in the country’s financial sector.
Iran is looking for land transit options after about 3,000 containers became stuck in Pakistan amid restrictions that have complicated maritime trade. The move shows how sanctions are reshaping regional logistics.
Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has sent more ships toward the Panama Canal, pushing priority passage auction fees as high as $4 million. The shift highlights how global conflicts can quickly redirect trade flows through Panama.
Panama has received Ali Zaki Hage Jalil, a man accused of helping plan the 1994 Alas Chiricanas bombing that killed 21 people. The extradition brings new momentum to the country’s longest-running terrorism case.
Rain and thunderstorms are set to intensify Friday in several regions of Panama, with variable winds forecast nationwide. The conditions may affect travel and daily activity across affected areas.
Panama Canal transit auctions have surged, with some ships paying up to $4 million as the closed Strait of Hormuz adds pressure to global shipping. The rise highlights the canal’s growing value as a trade route under strained maritime conditions.
Thousands of amputees in Gaza are being left without basic medical care as aid restrictions continue to block treatment and rehabilitation. Humanitarian groups warn the number of people with life-altering injuries is likely to rise.