Senegal’s inventive World Cup squad reveal is making waves, while Panama’s football audience turns its attention to the May 31 friendly against Brazil. The match will be broadcast across TV and digital platforms as part of the road to 2026.
Aerolíneas Argentinas has unveiled a Messi-inspired aircraft that will transport Argentina’s national team to the 2026 World Cup, complete with the No. 10 on the tail. The airline also plans special flights to U.S. host cities and extra service to Miami.
Brazil has seized counterfeit World Cup album stickers as excitement builds for the 2026 tournament. Panama’s upcoming friendly against Brazil adds local relevance to the growing football buzz.
IDAAN restarted its “Panama sin Fugas” campaign in Juan Díaz to repair leaks, reduce water waste, and improve pressure in the distribution network. The effort highlights Panama City’s ongoing challenge of maintaining reliable urban water service.
The NBA conference finals are taking shape, with the Knicks up 2-0 on the Cavaliers and the Thunder-Spurs series tied 1-1. Analysts say Oklahoma City’s depth and experience make it the team to beat.
Panama’s Health Ministry said one of three outbreak-linked measles cases is a vaccinated patient with modified measles, a milder form of the disease. The case underscores the importance of vaccination and outbreak surveillance.
Pakistan’s army chief is in Tehran as regional mediation efforts continue and Western powers weigh tougher pressure on Iran over the Strait of Hormuz dispute. The talks come at a sensitive moment for global shipping and energy markets.
Tecnolac is investing $36 million in a modern dairy complex in Coclé aimed at raising local milk output and helping narrow Panama’s production gap. President José Raúl Mulino toured the site as the company prepared to begin operations in the coming months.
A displaced Lebanese amputee living in a makeshift camp shows the lasting human cost of the latest Israel-Hezbollah war. His struggle reflects the wider challenge facing civilians who have lost homes, mobility, and access to care.
Panama’s suspension of electricity sales to Costa Rica has deepened a trade dispute and sparked warnings about higher costs and possible rationing. The clash comes as Costa Rica faces El Niño-related energy pressure and broader concerns over regional power cooperation.
Colón has launched an urban renewal project in Barrio Norte and Barrio Sur, with officials projecting more than 500 jobs for local residents. The initiative aims to improve the city’s appearance while supporting the local economy.
Armed groups in Colombia are increasingly using cheap drones to carry out surveillance and attacks, adding a new and frightening dimension to the country’s conflict. The tactic could also complicate regional security in Latin America.
IDAAN will carry out repair work this weekend in Juan Díaz, beginning at the Arturo Brown Gymnasium in Ciudad Radial. The maintenance highlights the importance of keeping Panama City’s water infrastructure working in one of the capital’s busiest districts.
FIFA’s sponsorship drive for the 2026 World Cup is accelerating as the tournament’s commercial and media footprint grows. Panama fans will get an early taste of the buildup when Brazil faces Panama in a May 31 friendly.
President José Raúl Mulino signaled full support for the Panama Canal’s long-term project agenda after naming Ilya Espino de Marotta. Water security, Rio Indio, and new logistics infrastructure are now central priorities.
Panama’s Comptroller General will audit multimillion-dollar water tanker contracts and consult legal experts over possible action in a fake diploma case tied to Meduca. Both matters highlight scrutiny of public spending and public-sector integrity.
Spain’s National Court has launched a formal investigation into former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero over alleged influence-peddling tied to a pandemic bailout. The case also examines offshore transfers linked to Panama, raising fresh questions about cross-border money flows.
María Corina Machado will visit Panama’s National Assembly on Monday as part of a four-day trip that also includes meetings with President José Raúl Mulino and the foreign minister. The agenda is expected to focus on Venezuela’s democratic crisis, migration and electoral transparency.
A better near-term outlook for the Panama Canal is easing concerns for U.S. LNG shipments headed to Asia. The development matters for shipping costs, transit times, and Panama’s role in global energy trade.
A better near-term outlook for the Panama Canal reduces a major shipping risk for U.S. LNG cargoes headed to Asia. The shift supports Panama’s role as a key global transit hub.