Panamá Oeste won the U12 national baseball championship after a memorable final shaped by a pitchers’ duel. The victory underscores the strength of youth baseball in Panama.
The University of Panama graduated 50 professionals in agricultural sciences, with degrees spanning agronomy, livestock, agribusiness, and environmental management. The ceremony underscored the university’s role in training talent for Panama’s productive and rural sectors.
A businessman linked to alleged irregularities in Conades-financed projects has been ordered held in preventive detention. The case stems from an arrest in Pueblo Nuevo and involves an investigation into alleged embezzlement of public funds.
ITSE has updated its regulations to align the selection of its educational manager with current law and clarify the process. The new rules also allow for possible reappointment to the post.
Panama’s civil protection agency activated a prevention notice for the Caribbean coast as waves of up to 2.2 meters are forecast through May 17. The alert aims to reduce risks for coastal residents, boat operators, and beachgoers.
A court in Colón sentenced a man to 30 years in prison for killing the father of his former partner as he tried to protect her. The ruling also bars him from carrying or using firearms after his release.
The University of Panama has opened admissions for its 2027 intake with a B/.30 fee and a largely virtual application process. The process is a key step for students seeking entry into one of Panama’s most important public universities.
UTP has opened a solar panel laboratory to strengthen training in renewable energy, alongside a practical guide on photovoltaic installation and inspection. The move supports Panama’s growing need for skilled clean-energy technicians.
A boat capsized in Puerto Caimito, Panamá Oeste, with at least 12 people believed to be on board. The incident has raised concern in the coastal community and underscores the risks of small-vessel travel.
Panama is set for a hot Saturday with isolated afternoon showers, scattered thunderstorms and strong UV radiation across the country. Rising temperatures during the morning are expected to make conditions more unstable later in the day.
Veraguas United and Alianza FC meet tonight in a decisive LPF Clausura 2026 semifinal second leg at 8:30 p.m. The match will air on TVMAX, TVN Pass and YouTube.
Plaza Amador has advanced to the LPF Clausura 2026 final after beating UMECIT FC in the semifinals. Veraguas United and Alianza FC will decide the other finalist on Saturday night.
Fedebeis released the U12 national baseball championship Honor Roll as the tournament enters its decisive stage. The recognition highlights standout young players in one of Panama’s key youth baseball events.
Panama will play Brazil in a World Cup preparation friendly on May 31 at 3:00 p.m. The match will be shown on TVMAX, TVN, TVN Pass, and TVMAX PANAMÁ’s YouTube channel.
ASEP has warned of sanctions against the illegal sale of IPTV equipment used to access unauthorized content in Panama. The move targets both sellers and the broader market for unlicensed television services.
Capira celebrated San Isidro Labrador with processions, horse parades and agricultural activities tied to the district’s rural identity. The observance remains one of the community’s most important religious and cultural traditions.
Panama has responded to trade tensions with Costa Rica by framing the dispute over agricultural export restrictions as a matter for diplomatic dialogue. The disagreement could affect bilateral trade and regional farm exporters.
Panama voiced support for Bolivia’s government and President Rodrigo Paz, stressing that political differences should be solved through democratic dialogue. The message reinforces Panama’s public backing of institutional and peaceful solutions.
Río Abajo will host the Grand Cultural Parade of the Black Ethnic Group this Sunday, featuring schools, civic organizations, and cultural displays. The event will celebrate Panama’s Afro-descendant heritage and community identity.
Panama’s agricultural sector is preparing for El Niño as early climate effects begin to hit some crops, especially fruit production. Farmers are watching closely for further weather changes that could affect yields and supply.
