MiBus habilitará una ruta especial desde Albrook hasta el Auditorio Ascanio Arosemena para facilitar el acceso al Verano Canal 2026, que se celebrará en las escalinatas de la ACP este fin de semana.
Britain has authorised US use of its military bases for strikes on Iranian missile sites aimed at ships in the Strait of Hormuz, Downing Street said after a ministers’ meeting.
Two former FBI agents have sued, claiming they were fired last year because they participated in an investigation into President Trump’s effort to overturn the 2020 election.
Chuck Norris, six‑time karate champion and star of Walker, Texas Ranger, has died at 86 after being hospitalised in Hawaii for unknown causes.
Panama and Costa Rica signed a rail agreement aimed at advancing a regional rail link, signaling bilateral interest in closer transport cooperation. Details on route, funding and timeline have not yet been disclosed.
American Jesse Appell arrived in China on a 2012 Fulbright to study Chinese comedy and went on to perform xiangsheng, train under a master and appear on television as the country’s comedy scene expanded.
EIN Presswire reports Panama has rejected Hutchison’s assertion that the government missed a deadline in a ports-related arbitration, leaving the dispute to proceed through legal channels.
At an international forum with the EU, Panama demanded removal from lists it called discriminatory while EU representatives pledged $1.2 billion to Central American infrastructure through 2027, prioritizing renewable energy.
A fire at a South Korean auto parts factory injured at least 55 people, officials said March 20; authorities could not immediately confirm whether any injuries were life-threatening.
Rescue workers recovered 14 bodies from a charred auto parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea, after an explosion and fire that also injured at least 59 people.
Proyecto de Ley 491 has advanced in Panama and would adjust pensions for more than 95,000 retirees earning under $600 per month; implementation and financing details are still pending.
Iranians marked Nowruz in Tehran as US and Israeli attacks continued through the spring equinox, blending traditional celebrations with the realities of ongoing regional tensions.
Panama’s National Assembly Environment Commission, led by Deputy Lenín Ulate, inspected the Pacora River after contamination concerns were raised, seeking to prevent similar incidents seen elsewhere in the country.
Atlas Obscura has listed the Mola Museum (MuMo) in Panamá City, spotlighting the museum as a cultural attraction and potentially boosting interest in the city’s traditional textile arts.
Several official days in April have been declared holidays in Panama, meaning students and many workers will not attend school or regular work. Check official calendars and institutional notices for exact dates and guidance.
The Trump administration has filed a complaint seeking billions from Harvard over alleged anti‑Semitism; Harvard called the move “pretextual and retaliatory.”
Bill 403 advanced to a third debate in Panama, proposing biometric controls in casinos and funding for gambling addiction treatment to address ludopatía.
Al Jazeera’s feature traces how Iran’s institutions, security forces and clerical councils were built around Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to ensure continuity beyond any single leader.
Panama’s Social Security Fund has administratively terminated the contract with the Alca-Ger consortium to reactivate the Boquete polyclinic; the companies are appealing and have sought forensic support.
Panama police conducted “Armageddon XXXVII” at La Joya Penitentiary in Pacora, reporting major seizures; the largest prison in Panama is already known for severe overcrowding.