A Panamanian court sentenced four people to 13 years and three months in prison each for an armed home invasion in Betania, where the assailants wore clothing resembling police uniforms. The conviction was announced by the Attorney General’s Office.
Panama’s December 20, 1989 Commission has confirmed the identification of the remains of Roberto Adolfo Aparicio Oliva, who died at age 21 during the U.S. invasion of Panama, bringing closure to his family after more than 36 years.
Fourteen officers from Panama’s National Police will represent the country at the IV USIP World Police Games in the Dominican Republic, running October 26–30, competing against police delegations from around the world.
Panama’s consumer protection agency Acodeco has recorded price increases for rice and chicken, two of the most widely consumed staples in Panamanian households.
