Keylor Navas delivered a brilliant performance as Pumas held Cruz Azul to a 0-0 draw in the first leg of the Liga MX Clausura final. The title will be decided Sunday at Estadio Olímpico Universitario.
Marco Rubio said Cuba is a security threat to the United States and warned that a diplomatic breakthrough looks unlikely. The clash comes as Washington ramps up pressure on Havana over the Raúl Castro case, sanctions and migration issues.
Panama has joined a Ukraine-led international coalition focused on the return of children affected by the war. The move came during a visit to Panama City by Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha.
A new Inter-American human rights resolution is pushing Panama’s fiscal debate beyond budgets and deficits, toward rights, transparency, and social protection. The guidance could shape future discussions on taxes, spending, exemptions, and debt.
The United States has paused a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan as the war with Iran diverts Pentagon attention. The delay adds uncertainty to Washington’s security backing for Taipei.
This reflection links suffering to bioethics, religion, and human dignity, arguing that pain can reveal meaning but must always be met with compassion. It calls for solidarity with the sick rather than indifference or blame.
Panama’s tourism recovery is fueling pressure to update labor rules and create a temporary contract for the sector. Supporters say the change could expand formal jobs while helping businesses handle seasonal demand.
Honduran bishops condemned two massacres that left 24 dead, including workers in Colón and five anti-gang police officers near the Guatemala border. Their message called for justice and rejected any attempt to downplay the killings.
Panama’s Environment Ministry and the Charles Darwin Foundation signed an agreement to boost protection for hammerhead sharks and rays. The plan combines research, regulation, community training, and financing tied to regional marine conservation.
Two years after the mine shutdown, Panama is still counting the costs in lost output, royalties and jobs. The debate now centers on whether the country can resolve the issue without more delay and uncertainty.
Canopy is backing a nature-first development approach in Playa Venao, a surf and tourism hotspot on Panama’s Pacific coast. The project highlights the growing tension—and opportunity—between coastal investment and environmental preservation.
Panama has issued the order to proceed for a $300 million rehabilitation of the Pan-American Highway between Campana and Santiago de Veraguas. The project is expected to improve one of the country’s most important transport corridors and support commerce, travel, and road safety.
A new suspected cable-theft case in Arraiján has put Metro Line 3 security back in focus as authorities investigate another incident tied to the project. The repeated theft attempts raise concerns about delays, added costs and protection of Panama’s biggest transit works.
Ilya Espino de Marotta has become the first woman to lead the Panama Canal, a historic appointment for one of Panama’s most important national institutions. The move comes as the canal continues to face major operational and strategic pressures tied to global trade and water management.
Ilya Espino de Marotta’s rise at the Panama Canal highlights how women are reshaping leadership in Panama’s most strategic institution. Her career also reflects the Canal’s growing focus on operations, sustainability, and long-term planning.
Defense teams in serious injury cases often move quickly to challenge evidence, question medical claims, and reduce liability. For Panama readers, the key lesson is that strong documentation and early preparation can shape the outcome of a claim.
President José Raúl Mulino will meet María Corina Machado in Panama next Monday for private talks on Venezuela’s political future. The visit also highlights Panama’s role in regional diplomacy and its ties to the Venezuelan community.
Panama’s National Assembly has approved Bill No. 403, tightening gambling oversight with new age checks, advertising limits, and a fund for addiction treatment. The reform also creates a dedicated regulator with digital monitoring powers.
Sergio Ramírez said his election to the Spanish Royal Academy feels like a tribute to Nicaragua and its literary tradition. The Nicaraguan author made the comments from Panama, where he is attending the Centroamérica Cuenta festival.
Panama Canal has appointed its first female administrator, a historic leadership change at a time of rising shipping demand and global pressure on the waterway. The move highlights the canal’s central role in Panama’s economy and international trade.