Albrook Station to Open at 9 a.m. Sunday Amid Metro Integration Work
Albrook station will open at 9:00 a.m. Sunday as Metro de Panamá works to integrate Lines 1 and 3. The schedule change affects a key transit hub in Panama City.
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Albrook station will open at 9:00 a.m. Sunday as Metro de Panamá works to integrate Lines 1 and 3. The schedule change affects a key transit hub in Panama City.
Panama’s Maritime Authority is arranging talks with Chinese officials after a rise in controls on Panamanian-flagged ships at Chinese ports. The move comes as Panama seeks to protect the reputation and competitiveness of its ship registry.
Platform drivers in Panama are preparing proposals for talks with the government on digital transport regulation. Their main point of resistance is joining prestatarias.
The IMA will hold agro-fairs this Saturday, May 9, in several provinces, offering low-cost products for Panamanian families. The events aim to expand access to affordable basic goods across the country.
Panama’s National Police detained a third teenager allegedly tied to an aggravated robbery against a couple on Avenida Balboa. The arrest adds to an active investigation in one of Panama City’s most prominent areas.
The Vamos coalition rejected Comptroller Anel Flores’ remarks on official attendance, calling them offensive and unfounded. The dispute highlights growing friction between Panama’s oversight institutions and the National Assembly.
MiAmbiente rescued a black-and-white hawk-eagle chick that was being kept in captivity and transferred it to Ngäbe Buglé. The case underscores Panama’s ongoing efforts to protect native wildlife.
Panama confirmed an imported measles case in a 21-year-old Dutch traveler now under hospital monitoring. The country has not recorded local measles transmission since 1995.
ATTT carried out a motorcycle enforcement operation in Panama Oeste with support from Migration and the National Police. The action highlights ongoing traffic and safety controls in one of Panama’s busiest transit corridors.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog visited Panama and Costa Rica in a diplomatic tour aimed at strengthening Israel’s ties in Central America. The trip highlighted Panama’s role as a strategic hub for trade, politics, and regional influence.
Panama’s National Lottery announced the results of the Gordito del Zodiaco draw held on May 8, 2026. The drawing remains one of the country’s most followed lottery events.
Felipe Chapman commented on Panama’s Economic Substance Bill and the fuel subsidy for transport workers, highlighting two issues with major economic and fiscal implications. Both measures affect business compliance and the cost of transport in Panama.
Panama and Cuba are launching a five-year climate resilience project for coastal communities in Colón province, with 32,892 residents set to benefit. The effort also marks the return of FIDA operations in Panama.
Panama confirmed an imported measles case in an international traveler entering through Bocas del Toro and activated contact tracing, vaccination, and surveillance measures. Health officials say there is no evidence of community transmission.
Panama confirmed its first measles case in an international traveler, and health authorities activated contact-tracing protocols to contain possible exposure. The response aims to prevent the imported case from leading to further transmission.
Panama’s comptroller and the Vamos legislative bloc are locked in a dispute over attendance practices and unpaid leave for 43 Assembly workers. The clash has escalated into a broader fight over oversight, legality, and political targeting.
Panamanian Customs retained a cigarette shipment worth more than $900,000 in the Colón Free Zone after inspectors found 1,200 bales and signs of irregularities.
Police detained a third suspect allegedly tied to the robbery of a couple on Avenida Balboa in Panama City. The case has drawn attention because it occurred on one of the capital’s most prominent roads.
Panama’s Superior Court of Appeals upheld the detention of a bus driver accused in the Chame crash that killed four members of one family. The court rejected house arrest, citing procedural risks and the gravity of the case.
Child poverty in Panama remains a serious issue despite the country’s economic growth. One woman’s story illustrates how inequality continues to shape daily life for many families.