A recent review lists the 1989 U.S. invasion of Panama among 11 presidential military actions carried out without Congressional authorization, citing reasons given at the time such as protecting Americans and safeguarding Panama Canal treaties.
Deputy Ernesto Cedeño will ask the National Assembly to vote to return Project 391—the proposed changes to the right of reply—to first debate, as media groups warn it may threaten editorial independence.
Nicolás Brea was ratified on March 4 as director of the ATTT, reviving scrutiny over figures acquitted in the red devils compensation probe who now hold government posts in President José Raúl Mulino’s administration.
The U.S. Senate is expected to vote on confirming Markwayne Mullin as Homeland Security secretary, President Trump’s nominee to replace Kristi Noem after her firing amid backlash over immigration enforcement and mass deportations.
Panamá is preparing for a two-match series against South Africa, using the double challenge to test players, tactics and gain cross-confederation experience.
ASEP announced a prequalification process starting in May for a potential third mobile operator in Panama, giving applicants seven months to review requirements. ASEP notes the market will exceed five million active lines by end-2025, with 79% prepaid.
Lebanese officials say an Israeli strike on the Qasmiyeh Bridge could be a “prelude to a ground invasion,” raising fears of a wider Israel-Lebanon escalation and humanitarian consequences.
Leipzig’s Gewandhausorchester, the world’s oldest continuously operating civic orchestra, will arrive in Hong Kong this June, bringing a lineage tied to Bach, Wagner and Mendelssohn.
The Norfolk Daily News published a short feature titled “Panama Daily Life,” offering international readers a look at everyday scenes in the Republic of Panama and their wider significance.
A March 2026 analysis lists the Panama Canal among critical global chokepoints, underscoring its strategic role in worldwide shipping and potential impacts on Panama’s economy and operations.
Acodeco recovered over $4,500 for consumers in a dispute with Snowland Panamá, highlighting the agency’s role in enforcing consumer rights and securing refunds.
CSS Director Dino Mon said he used personal funds for a trip to Brazil and reassured the public that he continues his duties at Panama’s social security agency.
ASEP announced a May start for the prequalification of a third telecom operator, publishing market, spectrum and infrastructure information ahead of a planned year‑end tender and possible 2027 launch.
A recent feature on Elizabeth Taylor’s jewelry notes that one piece was “fished in the waters of the Panamanian archipelago of Las Perlas,” linking a high-profile collection to Panama.
ASEP has confirmed it will open a tender to select a third mobile operator in Panama, with regulators saying the move aims to expand service options for consumers.
Telemetro reports that the CSS will make additional payments to jubilados and pensionados in April 2026; beneficiaries should consult the CSS for official dates and eligibility.
The International Energy Agency’s members have agreed to release 400 million barrels from strategic reserves to boost global supply and ease market pressures, a move with implications for fuel prices and trade.
Donald Trump’s deadline over the Strait of Hormuz has heightened worries that escalation with Iran could target energy, water and financial systems in the Middle East, with possible knock-on effects for global markets and Panama.
President Trump has sent ICE agents to U.S. airports to address staffing and delay issues, a move Democrats and other observers say is dangerous and risks heightening tensions at travel hubs.
President Trump ordered U.S. forces to postpone planned strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure, a move Al Jazeera framed as a potential off‑ramp in escalating tensions.