Parents in Veraguas suspended classes at a school after reporting a lack of teachers and a dispute over the schedule. The move follows what they say was no response from Panama’s education ministry.
Taiwan is pushing back after South Korea, Denmark and Cameroon reportedly changed how they label the island in official systems. The dispute highlights the ongoing battle over Taiwan’s status and China’s pressure on its international space.
A violent incident at a CSS polyclinic in Calidonia caused damage but no injuries. The social security agency says it is fully cooperating with investigators.
Specialists say a scuffle during a Veraguas vs. Los Santos game should push sports teams to strengthen psychological support for athletes. They warn that prevention, not just reaction, is key to avoiding similar incidents.
The Panama Canal is reportedly seeing more traffic as conflict tied to Iran pushes some shipping away from riskier routes. The shift highlights the canal’s continued importance to global trade and Panama’s economy.
SENNIAF reported that 14 minors escaped from the Tocumen center and later confirmed that five had been located. The agency has not released further details about the incident in the source provided.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the objectives of the war against Iran could be achieved within weeks, signaling confidence from Washington amid a major international crisis.
Panama City Hall says license plates will be issued only for new vehicles in 2026. The announcement affects drivers in the capital, though the municipality has not yet provided further details.
Japanese troops preparing for exercises in the Philippines are reviving debate over Tokyo’s wartime legacy and the unresolved memory of World War II. The move highlights how history continues to shape modern security ties in Asia.
The source only contains a brief prompt to watch the Coclé vs. Panamá Oeste baseball game live. It does not provide any match report, score, or additional news details.
A U.S. commander visited Panama to reinforce security cooperation and discuss efforts to counter drug trafficking. The visit highlights the country’s continued role in regional anti-trafficking efforts.
Authorities in Coclé are stepping up beach surveillance for Holy Week and warning of restrictions in Juan Hombrón. The public is being urged to follow safety rules to prevent accidents.
WTI crude closed above $100 a barrel for the first time since 2022 as the Middle East war and renewed threats to shipping routes fueled market anxiety. The price spike reflects growing fears over disruptions to global oil supply.
Panama City Hall has received the first batch of vehicle plates for 2026–2030, signaling preparations for the next registration cycle. The source does not include further details on distribution or quantity.
The United States says it is monitoring possible Chinese retaliation involving Panama-flagged ships, a development that could affect global shipping conditions. Panama’s large maritime registry makes the issue significant for international trade.
Panama will face Bafana Bafana again on Tuesday, March 31, in another international friendly. The source preview also points readers to kickoff and viewing details for the match.
Fans from Veraguas injured in match disturbances say they continue to need medical care and have filed complaints. The source does not provide further details about the incident or any official response.
Hurricane Eta and Iota survivors in Tierras Altas are asking authorities to review the housing beneficiary list. Miviot says the list is still under evaluation.
FEDEBEIS said it imposed tough sanctions on players involved in a Saturday brawl, reaffirming its zero-tolerance stance on indiscipline. The federation did not provide further details in the source.
Two women were sentenced to more than 19 years in prison after being found guilty of smuggling drugs and weapons into La Joya prison. The case underscores Panama’s ongoing struggle against contraband inside correctional facilities.