Mayor Mayer Mizrachi visited a 77-year-old woman in Viejo Veranillo after a citizen complaint prompted a coordinated cleanup and care effort. Several public agencies are helping restore her home and support her health needs.
Panama has asked China to show respect after ship detentions tied to a ports ruling, underscoring the diplomatic and economic stakes around the country’s maritime infrastructure. The dispute highlights Panama’s role as a global logistics hub.
Panama has urged China to respect its sovereignty after ship detentions were linked to a ruling involving ports. The dispute highlights the strategic importance of Panama’s maritime infrastructure and its sensitivity to foreign pressure.
Panama has urged China to show respect after ship detentions were linked to a ruling involving ports. The dispute underscores the diplomatic and commercial importance of Panama’s maritime infrastructure.
Panama has urged China to show respect after ship detentions linked to a ports ruling stirred diplomatic and commercial tensions. The dispute highlights the importance of Panama’s maritime sector and its role as a global trade hub.
The AAUD director and Panama City Mayor Irma Hernández responded after the Attorney General’s Office weighed in on waste collection. The issue now awaits evidence, arguments, and a final Supreme Court ruling.
Panama has sanctioned 15 officials in nepotism cases, with UNACHI and the University of Panama among the institutions drawing attention. The measures renew scrutiny over hiring practices in public universities.
Panama Ports Company has launched international arbitration against Maersk, escalating a dispute involving one of Panama’s key port operators. The case highlights the importance of the country’s maritime infrastructure to global trade.
Panama’s ATTT is warning drivers that operating a vehicle without a valid license, or with an expired one, can lead to a B/.50 fine and possible vehicle retention. The reminder highlights the importance of keeping driver documents current to avoid penalties.
CK Hutchison has taken its dispute with Maersk over Panama Canal port operations to arbitration, escalating a fight with major implications for global shipping. The case underscores the strategic importance of Panama’s canal-linked port infrastructure.
A two-week ceasefire has paused the Iran conflict, opening a fragile diplomatic window as the U.S. and Israel weigh how to reach a more durable settlement. The outcome could affect Middle East stability and global energy markets.
Dely Valdés has compared Panama’s football potential to Costa Rica’s memorable 2014 run, highlighting the country’s growing ambitions in the region. The comment adds to the view that Panama is entering a stronger era in international football.
IFARHU’s General Scholarship Contest is entering its document delivery phase in Panama, with applicants also needing to meet the required grade average. The program remains a key source of education support for students and families.
A Panama column argues that public awareness campaigns only work when they are sustained, repeated, and tailored to the people they aim to reach. It calls for longer-term efforts on civic behavior, respect, and social values.
Chiriquí stayed alive with a 5-0 shutout of Veraguas, while Panamá Oeste beat Darién 7-0 to move ahead in their quarterfinal series. Both teams return to action tonight as the Campeonato Nacional de Béisbol Mayor playoff race intensifies.
Panamanian authorities have expanded the list of seized property in the Brands case to include several apartments and 27 luxury handbags. The asset freezes also cover SUVs and other valuables tied to the investigation.
Iran, the United States and Israel have agreed to a two-week ceasefire, averting an immediate military escalation after Trump threatened a bombing campaign. The fragile deal briefly cools a crisis with potential global economic and security fallout.
Panama’s Health Ministry has canceled the registrations of three perfumes and ordered them removed from the market after detecting a banned ingredient linked to health risks. The action follows similar withdrawals of other fragrances in 2025.
Panama City Hall delivered a 2026 Ford Transit microbus to the Las Garzas Community Board to support staff transportation. The vehicle was purchased for B/.50,611 with IBI funds.
Panama says ship inspections in China have risen after a CK Hutchison ruling, underscoring the global reach of the country’s shipping sector. The move highlights how decisions abroad can affect trade flows tied to the Panama Canal.