The National Police reviewed the first weekend of the curfew in San Miguelito before the Municipal Council and did not rule out extending it. The measure remains under evaluation as officials weigh public safety and local impact.
The Panama Maritime Authority activated its protocols after a fire on a Panamanian-flagged ship in the United Arab Emirates. The agency says it is closely following the case to ensure international maritime safety rules are met.
Panama’s election financing data has revealed who backed 153 winning candidacies, including the president, lawmakers and all 81 mayors. The disclosure aims to strengthen transparency in campaign funding.
Trump intensified pressure on Iran by urging it to “wave the white flag of surrender” as the war deepens. The remarks add to fears of broader regional and economic fallout.
Israel’s President Isaac Herzog will make the first official visit by an Israeli president to Panama, meeting President José Raúl Mulino and touring the Panama Canal. The trip highlights the diplomatic and strategic importance of the bilateral relationship.
Felipe Chapman addressed the debate over Panama’s Economic Substance law as support and opposition continue to divide business and legal sectors. The proposal is being watched closely for its impact on transparency, competitiveness, and corporate activity.
A driver plowed into pedestrians in Leipzig, Germany, killing two people and injuring several others in what prosecutors are treating as a suspected deliberate attack. The case adds to global concerns over vehicle-ramming assaults in crowded public spaces.
Panama’s Fire Department held a commemorative procession to honor the fallen of El Polvorín on the anniversary of the May 5, 1914 tragedy. Senior officials led the tribute, underscoring the event’s lasting place in national memory.
IDAAN said the Pacora water plant is back to normal after a chlorine leak, with water quality meeting standards. The Pan-American Highway in the area has also reopened.
Yamireth Batista, the representative of Ancón, said her assets come from her salary and denied receiving formal notice in the case. She said she learned of the matter through social media and is now working with lawyers.
ATTT enforced transit rules against buses with irregularities in La Cabima, Panama Norte, and said inspections will continue across the city. The campaign aims to ensure safer and legal public transportation for riders.
Panamanian shortstop José Caballero is emerging as a key player for the Yankees, boosted by strong defense and elite baserunning. His growing role has pushed Anthony Volpe to Triple-A and strengthened his hold on the starting job.
Parents in Hualaca are protesting teacher transfers they say have disrupted classes for nearly 200 students. Families are urging authorities to act quickly to protect students’ right to education.
Parents in Gualaca protested teacher transfers that have disrupted classes for nearly 200 students. Families are urging authorities to act quickly to protect students’ right to education.
Unachi is under pressure over a $5.8 million monthly payroll, with the rector earning more than Panama’s president. The university is also facing a cash crunch, CSS debt, and ongoing nepotism probes.
Panama has accused China of coercing vessels sailing under the Panamanian flag, raising new concerns over maritime pressure and sovereignty. The dispute highlights the importance of Panama’s shipping registry and its role in global trade.
Panama’s foreign minister criticized China’s crackdown on ships during a visit to Beijing, urging officials to push back. The comments highlight how maritime disputes can shape Panama’s diplomacy and canal-centered economy.
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights opened its 189th regular session in Panama City, bringing regional human rights hearings back to the country for the third time. The agenda includes cases from Guatemala, Venezuela, and Argentina, alongside messages defending multilateralism and the rule of law.
Panama is participating for the first time in the SelectUSA Investment Summit, with meetings planned with senior U.S. officials. The move highlights Panama’s effort to strengthen business ties and raise its profile in key investment circles.
Registration is now open for Panama’s 2026 National Oratory Contest, and organizers are introducing changes aimed at raising the level of competition. The event remains a major platform for student public speaking and academic excellence.