Senniaf has opened an investigation after a minor was exposed in a video circulating on social media. The agency urged the public not to share the content, citing legal and emotional harm.
Panama’s Foreign Ministry has launched the 2026 call for entry into the Diplomatic and Consular Career. The program seeks qualified professionals to represent the country and support its foreign policy abroad.
President José Raúl Mulino promoted Panama as a key connector of markets, investment, and opportunity during a congress on free trade zones. His message highlighted the country’s role as a regional logistics and commerce hub.
Panama’s Ministry of Public Works is reviewing a proposed vehicle turnaround in Villa Rosario, Capira, as technical studies assess whether the location is viable. The evaluation will help determine if the road project can move ahead.
Sixteen people were convicted for drug offenses in Panama Oeste after judicial actions linked to Operation Bloqueo, executed on May 9 by prosecutors and police.
Panama City Hall will hold a public hearing on May 20 to discuss charging for parking in areas of the Capital District. The proposal could affect traffic flow and street parking in the city’s busiest zones.
Panama’s National Lottery released the full results of its Wednesday draw on May 13, 2026. The midweek drawing drew attention from players checking tickets across the country.
President Donald Trump has named David Venturella, a former GEO Group executive, to lead ICE. The pick highlights the administration’s hard-line immigration agenda and could reverberate across Latin America.
Panama and the Dominican Republic renewed their push to strengthen trade and migration cooperation during a meeting between Presidents José Raúl Mulino and Luis Abinader. The talks took place at the World Free Zones Organization congress, underscoring the countries’ shared interest in logistics and regional commerce.
Panama and the Dominican Republic are pressing free zones to move beyond tax incentives and low-cost storage toward technology, advanced manufacturing and logistics. The discussion at a major congress in Panama City highlighted how both countries want to deepen trade and investment.
Panama’s National Lottery has deployed its own system to process pending Lotto and Pega 3 payouts after the electronic platform was shut down. Officials also extended prize-claim deadlines for winning tickets tied to active draws.
Residents on streets 6 and 7 of Balboa Avenue in Colón are complaining about garbage buildup and stagnant water that are causing foul odors. The situation is raising sanitation concerns in the neighborhood.
Panama recorded 790 bird species during Global Big Day 2026, according to MiAmbiente, beating last year’s tally. The result highlights the country’s rich biodiversity and eco-tourism appeal.
Prosecutors in Colón have launched an investigation after human remains were found in a wooded area. Authorities are collecting evidence to identify the victim and determine who may be responsible.
Hundreds attended the funeral of two Lebanese paramedics killed in an Israeli strike, as border violence between Israel and Lebanon continues to escalate. The killings highlight the growing civilian toll of the regional conflict.
Panama’s MIDA Canine Unit seized more than 286 kilos of agricultural products at Tocumen Airport in April during non-intrusive biosecurity inspections. The effort helps protect the country from phytosanitary and zoosanitary risks.
Panama City’s municipality will hold a public hearing on extending business hours during the World Cup. The proposal is aimed at boosting commerce as the tournament drives local economic activity.
IFARHU is advancing verification for PASE-U 2026 beneficiaries while preparing pilot schools to test a new card-based payment system. The move could change how education aid is delivered to students across Panama.
Finance Minister Felipe Chapman backed excluding Panama’s maritime sector from the draft Law on Economic Substance now under review in the National Assembly. The move could shape how the country balances regulation with the competitiveness of a key service industry.
Panama’s Ministry of Labor has posted new job openings in Darién and Panama province on its portal. The vacancies are meant to connect employers with local job seekers through an official platform.