Panama is continuing consular assistance and legal defense for seven Panamanian citizens detained in Cuba as a criminal investigation moves ahead. The case remains active and is drawing diplomatic attention in Panama.
Bocas del Toro defeated Chiriquí and is now one win away from the 2026 Béisbol Mayor championship. The series moves to Panama City for a decisive fifth game.
A Panama-flagged crude tanker crossed the Strait of Hormuz, putting Panama’s global shipping registry back in the spotlight. The transit highlights the country’s role in international energy trade routes.
The United States and five regional partners issued a joint statement backing Panama’s sovereignty, signaling coordinated diplomatic support. The move underscores Panama’s strategic importance in the Americas.
The Panama Canal is seeing more vessel traffic as the war in the Middle East pushes shipping companies to adjust global routes. The shift underscores the canal’s importance to Panama’s economy and international trade.
Panama is pursuing quiet diplomacy to secure the release of citizens detained in Cuba. The case centers on claims that they brought humanitarian aid, including food and medicine.
Historic Panamanian coins from 1886 to 1903 will be exhibited at the National Library, highlighting a key era before independence. The display offers a closer look at Panama’s monetary and historical heritage.
Panama’s Pacific coast has emerged as a dangerous reverse migration route, reflecting shifting regional movement patterns and the country’s continuing role as a key transit point. The route’s rise and disappearance underscore how quickly migration pressures can change.
President José Raúl Mulino welcomed Copa Airlines’ plan to buy 60 new aircraft, saying the expansion will strengthen Panama’s connectivity and create jobs. The move also reinforces Panama’s role as a regional aviation hub.
Panama City has started building a vehicular bridge in Chilibre for residents of 4 Hermanas and La Amistad, ending a wait of about 50 years. The project is aimed at improving access to the corregimiento center and easing mobility in a rainy-season-prone area.
Copa Airlines has placed a $13.5 billion order for 60 Boeing 737 MAX jets, a move that will expand its fleet to 200 aircraft by 2034. The deal reinforces Panama’s role as a major aviation hub in the Americas.
IFARHU has started validating documents for the 2026 General Scholarship Contest, and students must present complete requirements to move forward. The process marks an important step for applicants seeking educational support in Panama.
Copa Airlines has ordered 60 Boeing 737 Max jets, a major fleet expansion that strengthens Panama’s flagship carrier and its role as a regional hub. The deal underscores the airline’s focus on efficiency and long-term growth.
Panama opened the 2026 Pan American Senior Weightlifting Championship with a ceremony blending sport and national culture in the capital. The competition runs through April 30 at the Tierra de Campeones Atheyna Bylon Training Center.
Copa Airlines plans to buy 60 Boeing 737 Max jets, signaling a major push to modernize its fleet and support Panama’s role as a regional air hub. The move could strengthen the airline’s network, efficiency, and long-term growth.
Copa Airlines has ordered 60 Boeing 737 Max jets, a major fleet expansion that reinforces Panama’s role as a regional aviation hub. The deal supports the airline’s long-term growth strategy from its Panama base.
Copa Airlines plans to buy 60 Boeing 737 Max jets, a major fleet expansion that reinforces Panama’s role as a regional aviation hub. The move points to continued growth in travel demand and Copa’s long-term hub strategy.
Retiree leaders in Panama are asking the Ministry of Economy and Finance for help registering in CEPANIM, saying many older adults struggle with technology. The request highlights the digital access gap affecting seniors.
Panama registered 84,067 labor contracts in the first quarter of 2026, up from 67,144 in the same period last year. The increase suggests stronger formal hiring activity at the start of the year.
A Panama metal duo is gaining attention for a heavy, riff-driven sound and a style they say is unlike anything else in the country. Their bold identity is helping put Panamanian heavy music in the spotlight.