Trump said he is not happy with Iran’s latest peace proposal, signaling a possible escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions. The remarks could heighten regional and global concerns over diplomacy, security, and energy markets.
Panama’s Under-20 team has been placed in Pot 2 for the 2026 Concacaf Championship draw in Miami. The tournament in Mexico will decide four World Cup spots and one Olympic berth.
Panama’s police chief has backed a weekend curfew in San Miguelito as a preventive security measure. The restriction runs until May 11 and includes exceptions for essential workers and justified travel.
Thousands marched in Panama City on May Day under a “workers over billionaires” banner, turning International Workers’ Day into a display of labor demands. The demonstration highlighted ongoing concerns about wages, inequality, and worker protections in Panama.
Panamanian national Héctor Torres is missing in Guatemala after being robbed while working in cargo transport. His disappearance has prompted calls for support and concern over the safety of regional transport workers.
An elderly man died in a traffic accident in Los Santos, bringing Panama’s 2026 road death toll to seven. Residents say the road’s curve and frequent speeding make the area especially dangerous.
Chiriquí and Bocas del Toro face off tonight in Game 7 of the 2026 Béisbol Mayor final at 7:00 p.m. The championship will be decided live on TVMAX, TVN Pass, and YouTube.
Residents of Las Lomas in Chiriquí say they have gone more than two months without regular drinking water and are threatening protests if the service is not restored soon. The dispute highlights growing frustration over a basic utility failure affecting daily life.
The captain and crew of a Panamanian-registered tanker will receive $6 million after a rights breach tied to their pandemic detention. The case underscores Panama’s global maritime role and ongoing scrutiny of seafarer protections.
At least 12 people were killed in the latest Israeli strikes on Lebanon, deepening concern that the ceasefire is failing to halt the violence. More than 2,600 people have been killed since March 2.
Panama’s National Assembly approved a bill requiring clearer identification of food product origin and stronger labeling rules for originals, substitutes, and imitations. The measure also adds accessibility and enforcement provisions aimed at protecting consumers.
Pope Leo has appointed an El Salvador-born priest and outspoken advocate for immigrants as the next bishop in West Virginia. The choice highlights the Catholic Church’s continued focus on migration and its tension with Trump-era immigration politics.
Panama’s National Assembly has approved a bill that would criminalize paternity fraud, set prison terms and fines, and require DNA tests in court cases. The measure now awaits President José Raúl Mulino’s decision.
Retirees and pensioners who receive checks will be able to collect their CSS payments on May 4 at payment centers and agency locations. The schedule offers beneficiaries a clear date to plan for their monthly income.
Idaan deputy director Luis Santanach has resigned as Panama faces a worsening water supply crisis affecting the capital and interior regions. The move comes as authorities continue dealing with shortages in areas including Azuero.
IFARHU will continue receiving documents this Saturday, May 2, for the Concurso General de Becas 2026. The process remains an important step for students seeking scholarship support in Panama.
A Cuban man has died in U.S. ICE custody, becoming the 18th such death this year, according to a rights-monitoring group. The case is fueling fresh scrutiny of detention conditions as the Trump administration expands deportation efforts.
Weightlifter Sarría won gold at the Pan American Weightlifting Championship in Panama, marking a major result on the continental stage. The performance added to his standing as one of the event’s top competitors.
Trump said he was not satisfied with Iran’s latest proposal to end the war, signaling that diplomatic talks remain stalled. The conflict continues to raise concerns about regional escalation and global economic fallout.
Panama’s 2026 General Scholarship Contest will accept documents from May 4 to 8 in the provinces. The program is open to students in primary, secondary, and university education.