Panama’s Passport Authority has resumed regular nationwide service after a system failure disrupted public attention last week. The restoration should help ease delays for travelers and applicants.
Panama’s National Assembly opened an extraordinary session focused on the Economic Substance bill, a proposal aimed at reforming the Tax Code and improving the country’s standing with the European Union. The measure now moves to the Economy Commission for review.
Panama’s Ministry of Environment has launched a 2026 reforestation program to restore degraded land and support environmental recovery. The effort ties conservation to biodiversity, watershed protection, and long-term land health.
A NASA airborne laboratory has arrived in Panama for a scientific mission involving Panamanian students, teachers, and researchers. The visit underscores cooperation in science, education, and international research.
Panama City residents are protesting loud parties held in a municipal building space rented by city hall. The dispute reflects broader tensions in Panama over noise, neighborhood livability, and public venue oversight.
Blas Pérez is launching “7 de Área,” a new interview podcast on TVMAX, as Panama’s national team buildup continues ahead of the Brazil friendly on May 31. The match will air across TVMAX, TVN, TVN Pass, and YouTube.
Panama’s Ministry of Environment has launched a 2026 reforestation program aimed at restoring more than 1,000 hectares of degraded land. The effort centers on native species to help rebuild ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and improve watershed health.
Two new complaints have been filed against Panama Comptroller Anel Flores over the April 9 interruption at the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office and the suspension of 43 Assembly workers. The Public Ministry already has an ex officio case open on the same events.
Iran and the United States gave conflicting accounts of an alleged naval confrontation near the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping route for global energy flows. The disputed incident adds to concerns about rising tension in one of the world’s most sensitive waterways.
Bocas del Toro’s bicampeonato celebration at Rod Carew Stadium featured a surprise marriage proposal, adding a romantic twist to the championship night. The moment stood out during one of Panama’s most visible baseball celebrations.
NASA is conducting the AVUELO mission in Panama, using a research plane with advanced radar to study tropical biodiversity. The work highlights Panama’s importance as a major center for environmental science and conservation research.
The Panama Canal is preparing tenders for the Río Indio water megaproject, a plan aimed at strengthening water supply for the canal and nearby communities. The initiative is central to Panama’s long-term water security.
The Copa Talento Colegial wrapped its second week with 27 matches across Sub-8, Sub-12 and Sub-16 at Eagles Stadium in El Colegio de Panamá. The weekend featured several heavy scorelines, standout individual performances and a renewed focus on fair play in youth football.
Panama will meet Bosnia and Herzegovina in a friendly in St. Louis, giving the national team a chance to test itself against World Cup-bound opposition. The match offers valuable preparation and a measuring stick for Panama’s ongoing international campaign.
Panama’s Ministry of Environment has launched a 2026 reforestation program to restore more than 1,000 hectares of degraded land. The effort focuses on native species and ecosystem recovery.
Panama will face Bosnia in its final friendly before the 2026 World Cup, wrapping up the national team’s preparation tour. The match will be the squad’s last tune-up before tournament play.
Panama’s CSS will let people access health services and make payments with only their national ID card starting in May 2026. The shift will replace the need for a physical CSS card in those procedures.
Panama has confirmed its final friendly match before the 2026 World Cup, which runs from June 11 to July 19. Fans will be able to follow the tournament through TVMAX and TVN Pass.
Panama’s CSS will let insured people access health services and payments using only their cédula starting May 1, 2026. The change aims to simplify routine procedures and speed up service access.
Panama’s National Assembly economy committee will hold a June 11 public consultation on a bill that would require multinationals to prove they operate in the country. The hearing is expected to draw public, private and civil society participants.