TVN Media and the Feria de La Chorrera announced a strategic alliance on Jan. 29, 2026. The partnership links a national broadcaster with a major local fair, with further details expected.
Panama’s Minister of Government told lawmakers the community justice of the peace system was in disarray after Law 467 shifted offices to ministry control. Interim appointments are now underway ahead of a broader call for judges in April.
The Panama Canal Authority and Monjasa signed a five-year cooperation agreement to fund SDG-aligned projects in the Panama Canal Watershed, focusing on environmental protection, decarbonization, and community development.
Panama’s National Assembly opened its 2026 ordinary session on January 2, with President José Raúl Mulino delivering a message that reviewed his administration and outlined priorities. The session begins a year of legislative debate on justice, mining, public finances and reforms.
The Panama Canal Authority marked 26 years under Panamanian administration, highlighting the 2016 expansion, B/.31.231 billion transferred to the treasury, and a 2025 roadmap focused on sustainability and strategic projects.
Co‑investment and low‑cost technology have helped Darién park rangers reduce illegal logging, mining and poaching across 575,000 hectares, offering a potential model to curb deforestation elsewhere.
The Panama Canal Administration delivered B/.2.965 billion to the National Treasury for FY2025, reflecting strong operational results, higher transits and restored lake levels.
Etesa said it will suspend payments to companies linked to active judicial cases, including one tied to ex-lawmaker Héctor Brands, as lawmakers debated a $13 million debt transfer. The move intensified scrutiny over transparency and how state entities handle pending obligations.
TVN Media announced a $100,000 donation to Teletón 20-30, saying the gift reflects its focus on society, environment and governance. The company framed the contribution as part of its CSR commitments.
The Panama Canal Authority and the Panamanian Soccer Federation announced an alliance to support national teams, youth development and community programs, emphasizing unity as Panama heads to the 2026 World Cup.
TVN Noticias won awards in two categories at the 2025 UNICEF–CELAP journalism prizes focused on children and adolescents, part of an initiative to boost media coverage of youth issues.
TVN Media held a volunteer day at Banco de Alimentos to mark International Volunteer Day (Dec. 5), reinforcing its corporate social responsibility and support for local food relief.
TVN Media dominated the Premios Excelencia en la Comunicación at the ‘Los Faroles’ gala, an awards program that spotlights Panamanian media talent and promotes higher standards.
Panama’s Budget Committee approved $17.7 million to cover pending payments for the new Dr. José Renán Esquivel Children’s Hospital. The funding is intended to keep construction on schedule for the $446.3 million pediatric complex.
A 2026-focused guide outlines what retirees often weigh when choosing where to live in Panama, including travel access to North America, residency options, health care, and infrastructure. The roundup suggests that multiple Panamanian locations may fit different retirement priorities.
Bila Burba, directed by Guna filmmaker Duiren Wagua, documents how theatrical reenactments help the Guna people of northern Panama preserve and pass down the memory of the 1925 San Blas rebellion and their struggle for autonomy.
Panama’s sugar sector says it would need about $500 million to launch ethanol production if bill 443 is approved. The proposal would require a 10% bioethanol blend in gasoline and give priority to locally produced ethanol.
Conape has formally recognized the career work of journalists from TVN Media, TVN 2 reported on November 15, 2025. The brief notice confirmed the acknowledgment but provided few additional details.
TVN Media has reaffirmed its alliance with Teletón 20-30 as the telethon prepares to mark its 40th anniversary in the 2025 edition, signaling continued media support for the event.
Panama is moving to extradite Ali Zaki Hage Jalil, detained in Venezuela, over the 1994 Alas Chiricanas bombing that killed 21 people. Officials say the case remains a priority in the country’s fight for truth and justice.