Cuban Frontenis Squad Travels to Panama for Open 8 International Push
Cuban frontenis players will compete at the Panama Open 8 International 20-meter tournament, a mandatory stop as teams prepare for the world championship.
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Cuban frontenis players will compete at the Panama Open 8 International 20-meter tournament, a mandatory stop as teams prepare for the world championship.
Cuba’s Under-20 team notched another victory while training in Panama, a boost for the squad’s preparation and an example of Panama’s role as a regional training host.
Cuba’s U-20 national football team has won another match while training in Panama, the report says; the wire brief did not include score or opponent details.
A Cuban frontenis team will travel to Panama to compete in the Panama Open 8 International 20-meter tournament, a mandatory stop for teams preparing for the world championship.
Iran’s women’s national football team was celebrated in Tehran after several players sought asylum in Australia following the Asian Cup, Al Jazeera reports.
TVN 2 will broadcast Panamá Metro vs Colón on March 21 at 7:00 p.m. on TVMAX, TVN Pass and YouTube; recent coverage notes the last unbeaten team fell in Colón vs Veraguas.
A tower crane toppled at a Kwai Chung public housing site, killing the operator and prompting industry calls in Hong Kong for mandatory metal-fatigue testing and a review of safety rules.
Iran’s national women’s football team received a hero’s welcome in Tehran weeks after a crisis, Al Jazeera reports, highlighting public attention on the squad’s return.
Public Works Minister Luis Andrade will not appear before the National Assembly to answer questions about evictions tied to the Vía España expansion; lawmakers traded accusations and a spending dispute over school nutrition and prisoner food surfaced.
The National Assembly approved Bill 403 to prevent gambling addiction and tighten rules on digital operators, a move led by deputy Raúl Pineda that renews scrutiny of his earlier ties to the gambling sector.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino said FIFA “can certainly not solve geopolitical conflicts,” signaling a pullback from presenting the organisation as a peacemaker, Al Jazeera reports.
Panamá Oeste and Chiriquí split a marathon doubleheader in the 50th Campeonato Nacional de Béisbol Infantil, forcing a decisive third game Friday at 9:00 a.m. in Caplitom.
Panama’s Canal-related stamps — from Canal Zone issues to early national issues — form a prized philatelic corpus that records technical, political and historical shifts around the Canal.
Reports say Iran forward Sardar Azmoun has been expelled from the national team after an Instagram photo with Dubai’s ruler; Iranian authorities have not issued a formal statement.
China has increased port inspections of Panamanian-flagged vessels after a Panamanian court voided contracts for two Canal ports run by HK-based CK Hutchison; Tokyo MOU data show a sharp rise in detentions this March.
Rising fuel and freight costs are driving up food production and import expenses in Panama, hitting items like garlic and raising concerns among farmers about squeezed margins and future price increases.
In 1852 Ulysses S. Grant led troops across the Isthmus of Panama, surviving a deadly cholera outbreak; his experience later influenced U.S. interest in an interoceanic canal and left his name on Fort Grant.
A La Prensa opinion piece spotlights Chiriquí’s regional pride and agricultural resilience, arguing that the province’s identity and hard work are central to its development.
Meduca is using extended contracts and leftover nutritional products to sustain parts of Panama’s school snack program while three major tenders—totaling over $29.6M—are evaluated.
The Panama Canal Authority is finalizing housing designs and begins land and home appraisals in April for the Río Indio reservoir resettlement, covering about 500 families with $400M in social and environmental measures.