A court hearing has opened in Panama over a lawsuit from the Labor Ministry seeking to dissolve Suntracs. The case could have major implications for union rights and labor relations in the country.
CSS graduated 122 doctors after they completed their internship, marking the first graduating class under its training program. The milestone adds newly trained physicians to Panama’s health system.
A CAIPI classroom in Panama is introducing programming concepts to children as young as 3 through play-based learning and guided challenges. The method reflects a growing push to modernize early education while keeping activities age-appropriate.
Panama’s Comptroller’s Office says Anel Flores visited the Public Ministry only to check on auditors who had been interviewed for more than eight hours. The institution denied any interference in prosecutorial proceedings.
Archery for the South American Youth Games Panama 2026 is close to being ready, with two competition formats planned. The tournament will be broadcast live on TVMAX in Panama.
Panama’s Judicial Council held an emergency meeting after the comptroller entered the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office. The move has raised fresh questions about institutional tensions and anti-corruption oversight.
Panama and Costa Rica are coordinating joint security strategies to combat cross-border crime in frontier areas including Chiriquí and Bocas del Toro. The effort underscores the importance of bilateral cooperation in border security.
ENA says toll debt on Panama’s corridors has surpassed $8 million, prompting warnings that unpaid users face $10 fines per booth. New screens now alert drivers to their payment status on major routes.
Residents of Costa del Sol are enduring months without regular water service by buying tanks and collecting rainwater through improvised rooftop systems. The shortage has turned basic daily water access into a growing burden for local families.
Senafront has activated binational coordination with Costa Rica after a homicide near the border. Intelligence and joint operations are underway to locate those involved.
The Foundation for the Development of Citizen Freedom warned that the Comptroller’s involvement in a judicial proceeding could threaten Panama’s institutional balance. The group said the episode raises concerns for democratic governance and trust in the rule of law.
Panama has enabled registration for a fuel subsidy for transport operators and posted a step-by-step guide on the ATTT website. The move is intended to make the application process easier and more accessible.
Acodeco sanctioned a Changuinola–David transport unit for failing to display fares and required discount notices for passengers. The case highlights Panama’s consumer rules on transparency in public transport.
Vamos lawmakers have filed a Supreme Court challenge against the inclusion of the slogan “Con Paso Firme” on Panama’s vehicle plates. The ATTT has already received an initial batch of 19,940 plates and distribution is underway.
U.S. Army engineers have started inspecting Panama’s Bridge of the Americas after an earlier technical review by the Ministry of Public Works. The structure was said to have avoided serious damage.
Panama has received more than 300,000 influenza vaccine doses as authorities reinforce the national immunization campaign. Health workers are also urging travelers to stay updated amid rising measles cases in parts of the Americas.
“Jump” returns this Saturday on TVN, bringing Panamanian entrepreneurs back into competition for a $100,000 prize. The new season will also be available on digital platforms.
Farruko received the keys to Panama City during the launch of his album “Manda la Plena Moh,” a project shaped by Panamanian influences and collaborations. The recognition highlighted the artist’s connection to Panama’s music scene.
Engineers say the Bridge of the Americas needs permanent maintenance and constant inspections because of heavy traffic, ship passage and environmental exposure. The warning underscores the bridge’s importance as a key Panama transport link.
José Gabriel Carrizo’s lawyer has raised concerns over possible comptroller interference in ongoing investigations. The defense plans to ask prosecutors for explanations after current proceedings advance.