Panama’s SNAC filing deadline rules continue to draw scrutiny after a 2023 change removed one disputed phrase but left questions about how to count the five-day term. The Tax Procedure Code is now being cited as the clearest guide for taxpayers under extension.
Panama’s under-17 national team will return to the Canteras de América International Tournament as part of its preparation for the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2026. The event gives the squad another chance to gain competitive rhythm before the tournament.
Panama’s water crisis is drawing renewed attention to the cost of emergency trucking, aging infrastructure, and the political interests tied to scarcity. The debate is increasingly centered on transparency, long-term investment, and safe water access.
Panama will host the OAS General Assembly in June, bringing regional leaders together for a major debate on democracy, human rights, and civil society participation. The gathering also renews attention on Panama’s own record and commitments within the inter-American system.
Panama has joined Global Big Day once more and is aiming to beat its 2025 record of 771 bird species spotted in 24 hours. The event highlights the country’s exceptional biodiversity and birdwatching appeal.
Panama’s business sector is warning against a bill that would tax containers to help increase pension payments for retirees. The proposal is expected to return to the National Assembly next legislative session.
Panama’s Health Ministry has increased measles surveillance in Bocas del Toro after a 21-year-old Dutch traveler entered the area through the Costa Rica border. Officials are investigating possible contacts in Guabito to limit any further spread.
The next rector of the University of Panama will face three major tests: defending the budget, boosting research, and streamlining bureaucracy. Those challenges will shape the university’s role in Panama’s public life.
Alianza FC and Veraguas United met in the first leg of the LPF Clausura 2026 semifinal, a key step in the race to the championship. The match was broadcast live across TVMAX, TVN Pass and TVMAX PANAMÁ on YouTube.
Two Panamanians were detained in Chiriquí after allegedly transporting irregular migrants. The migrants were transferred for administrative processing and status verification.
Girls in Panama presented technology solutions to community problems during the fourth edition of Technovation Girls Panamá 2026. The event featured 270 participants ages 8 to 18 and their mentors.
Panama’s tourism sector is asking authorities for more street patrols after recent criminal incidents raised concern ahead of a busy 2026. The industry says stronger security is needed as more visitors and international events are expected.
Sixteen people, including a minor, were detained during the second weekend of mobility restrictions in two corregimientos of San Miguelito. The measure is part of local efforts to confront crime in the district.
Panama is seeing growing excitement for the 2026 Panini World Cup album, with sticker trading becoming a familiar tradition among collectors. Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi stickers are among the most sought-after.
Panama’s U12 national baseball championship got underway with an intense opening day, putting young players in the spotlight. The tournament highlights the country’s strong youth baseball tradition.
More than half of CEPANIM beneficiaries have completed registration, with the highest concentration of applicants in Panamá and Panamá Oeste. The progress marks a key step in the program’s rollout.
The U.S.-Iran ceasefire is holding for now, but Tehran has warned Washington over tankers as Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed 24 people. The unrest keeps global shipping and energy markets on edge.
Technovation Girls Panamá is helping girls and young women develop technology projects designed to improve their communities, with an international competition in India ahead. The initiative highlights Panama’s growing youth innovation scene.
Lifeguards from several provinces in Panama are completing intensive training in water rescue and first aid. The program will end with official certification as Panamanian lifeguards.
Panama’s young artistic swimmers are gaining recognition through disciplined training and strong international performances as they prepare for the Junior World Championships. Their progress highlights the country’s growing presence in the sport.