The latest, verified reporting on events across Panama and beyond. This section covers breaking stories, developments, and essential daily news.
A March 25, 2026 report says Panamanian golden frogs have been observed in the wild for the first time since 2009, a development tied to human monitoring amid past fungal disease threats.
Panama’s Cabinet approved a B/.13,454,329 supplemental credit to the Ministry of Public Security to fund strategic investment and training projects for the Servicio Nacional Aeronaval. The funds come from an insurance indemnity claim and received approvals from MEF, CENA and the Comptroller.
Residents of Barrio Colón are protesting the closure of El Limoncillo road, closed by the Ministry of Public Works since March 17, and demanding its reopening due to major mobility impacts.
An APTOPIX photo of the Panama Canal ran in The Herald Journal on March 25, 2026, offering visual coverage of the vital waterway and prompting attention to its role in global shipping and Panama’s economy.
A news feed listed a March 25, 2026 item titled “Panama Canal” from The Herald Journal, but the snippet contained no article text; this report summarizes what’s known and why the canal matters.
GazetteXtra listed an item titled “Panama Canal” on March 25, 2026; while the feed offered no full text, the canal remains central to Panama’s economy and global shipping.
Organizers say the Expo Orquídea de Boquete will return for its 38th edition featuring more than 1,000 orchid species, reinforcing the event’s status as a key local floral showcase.
An eviction of merchants on Vía España near Calle Cuarta in Río Abajo was postponed, but vendors remain apprehensive as a project to widen sidewalks and add two lanes continues.
A 19-year-old, Adrianis Suyelis Mitil, has been missing for 13 days. Her mother has appealed to the public for help locating her, Telemetro reports.
WV News posted a brief feed item titled “Panama Canal” on March 25, 2026. The item is a reminder of the waterway’s central role in Panama’s economy and global shipping.
A GazetteXtra link titled “Panama Canal” appeared in news feeds but contained no full article text. We summarize the situation and explain why verified follow-up is needed.
The Herald Journal listed a news item titled “Panama Canal” on March 25, 2026; the feed entry provides a link but no full text. The canal remains central to Panama’s economy and international trade, so readers should seek the original coverage for details.
WV News posted a linked item titled “Panama Canal” on March 25, 2026, but the RSS feed entry contained no article text; follow the original WV News link for full details.
GazetteXtra published an item titled “Panama Canal.” The feed includes only the headline and a link; readers should consult the original GazetteXtra article for full details and implications.
WV News posted a brief item titled “Panama Canal” on March 25, 2026, but the syndicated entry contained no additional details. We summarize the limited information and note the canal’s broader importance, and will update when fuller reporting appears.
A Google News listing dated March 25, 2026, links to a The Herald Journal story titled “Panama Canal,” but the RSS snippet provided no article text; readers should consult the original source for details.
GazetteXtra posted an item titled “Panama Canal” on Google News; the feed provides only a title and link. Readers should follow the source link for full reporting.
A Google News feed listed a GazetteXtra item titled “Panama Daily Life” on 2026-03-25, but the feed preview did not include the full article or images; readers should follow the link to GazetteXtra for the complete piece.
Goshen News published a short item titled “Panama Canal” on March 25, 2026. The canal remains a strategic waterway for Panama and global trade, with wide economic and logistical implications.
The Herald Journal’s “Panama Daily Life” draws attention to everyday experiences across the Republic of Panama, highlighting how urban routines, markets and institutions like the Panama Canal shape social and economic rhythms.