Residents and municipal workers in Arraiján carried out the first cleanup along Centenario road, clearing two kilometers of the median strip. The effort highlighted community cooperation and the upkeep of a major traffic corridor.
Panama is broadcasting the opening of the IV South American Youth Games through TVMAX, TVN Pass, and YouTube. The event places the country in the regional spotlight as competition gets underway.
Villa Zaíta’s new Intercambiador Modal opens April 13, linking buses and the Metro de Panamá for more than 35,000 daily commuters. The ATTT will manage the hub, which will operate daily from 4:00 a.m. to midnight.
Peter Magyar has defeated Viktor Orbán in Hungary’s election, marking a major political upset and a possible reset in the country’s ties with the European Union. The result could have wider implications for European politics and global diplomacy.
Classes will be suspended Monday in Calovébora and the Ñokribo region of Panama due to heavy rain and storm alerts. The measure is meant to reduce the risk of flooding and landslides.
SINAPROC has issued a marine and wind alert for Panama through April 14, warning of sea surge and gusts up to 70 km/h. The advisory affects coastal areas where rough conditions could threaten navigation and public safety.
Peru is heading to a presidential runoff after Keiko Fujimori led the first round of a troubled election overshadowed by fraud claims and police raids. The result extends Peru’s cycle of political uncertainty.
Panama’s Education Ministry suspended classes Monday in northern Veraguas and the Ngäbe Buglé comarca due to heavy rain and thunderstorm risks. The move covers Calovébora and Ñokribo as authorities monitor flooding and landslide threats.
At least 200 people were feared dead after Nigerian military jets struck a village market in the northeast while pursuing Islamist militants. The Air Force has launched an investigation into possible civilian casualties.
APEDE has backed a proposed critical infrastructure law after an incident at the Bridge of the Americas, urging better emergency response planning in Panama. The push highlights the importance of protecting strategic transport and economic assets.
Monsignor Ulloa used the Great Eucharistic Celebration in Panama to warn that more than 482,000 children live in poverty. His remarks spotlighted child welfare as a pressing national issue.
Panama and Costa Rica have strengthened border security cooperation in the Paso Canoas area of Chiriquí province. The move reflects a shared effort to manage one of the region’s most important crossing points.
Panama’s National Lottery held its Sunday draw on April 12, 2026, drawing interest from players checking their tickets nationwide. The weekly event remains a major part of the country’s gaming tradition.
Panama’s women’s Under-17 team opened the 2026 South American Youth Games with a 1-0 win over Colombia, thanks to an early goal from Shaday Mow. The team now turns to its next match against Venezuela on Tuesday.
A 70-boat flotilla has left Spain in a renewed attempt to challenge Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza. The mission revives a long-running and often confrontational campaign that has repeatedly ended in interceptions at sea.
Panama’s Civil Protection System issued weather alerts for several provinces as rain, wind and rough seas spread across the country. The warning covers Panama Oeste, Colón, Chiriquí and Panama City.
Panama and Costa Rica expanded joint border security measures at Paso Canoas, adding a new SENAFRONT operations center and patrol vehicles. The two countries say closer coordination will improve control against organized crime and protect a vital trade corridor.
Viktor Orban has conceded defeat in Hungary, ending 16 years of rule as opposition leader Peter Magyar claims victory. The result could reshape Hungary’s role in the EU and NATO.
US and Iran ended their latest talks without a deal, though officials familiar with the discussions say progress was made. The outcome leaves key nuclear and security questions unresolved.
Archbishop José Domingo Ulloa warned that child poverty in Panama is deepening inequality, citing figures showing more than 482,000 children live in poverty. He called on government, business, civil society and faith groups to act together.