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Ceasing Mining Activity Raised Unemployment in Coclé, Columbus (Colón) and Chiriquí 
Ceasing Mining Activity Raised Unemployment in Coclé, Columbus (Colón) and Chiriquí 
Fresh criminal hearing adjourned
A HEARING in a case against failed Panama brokerage Financial Pacific(FP)involving 13 defendants was suspended on Tuesday Oct. 2, because...
Panama Papers link in Pakistan arrest warrantS
MAJOR RIPPLES following the initial tsunami created by the release of the Panama Papers continue to be felt around the...
NEWSROOM celebrates 8 years free service
NEWSROOM Panama marked its 8th anniversary providing a free news and features service to thousands of readers 365 days a year....
Musical launch with investor opportunity
By Margot Thomas IF YOU have ever yearned to be part of the glittering stage musical world without having to...
Musical launch with investor opportunity
By Margot Thomas IF YOU have ever yearned to be part of the glittering stage musical world without having to...
Education, corruption worry business leaders
AN EIGHT POINTS plunge in Panama’s ranking by the World Economic Forum has set alarm bells ringing in the Chamber...
Education, corruption worry business leaders
AN EIGHT POINTS plunge in Panama’s ranking by the World Economic Forum has set alarm bells ringing in the Chamber...
Bankers knock Paitilla project court ruling
PAITILLA RESIDENTS who in early August were celebrating a citizen victory over uncontrolled development are now facing challenges from Panama’s...
OPINION: New law fails against corruption
THE EXECUTIVE branch has signed the law reforming the state's public procurement regime. After three years of government and in...
Corridor road works could mean delays
DRIVERS on the maritime section of Corridor Sur will face possible slowdowns, depending on the time of day for the...
Panama-Chinese relations on fast track
By Kent Davis SINCE establishing diplomatic relations earlier in the year, China has been in the news in Panama on...
Civil groups question procurement law
PRESIDENT Juan Carlos Varela has approved a law governing government procurement that leaves the door open for companies like Odebrecht...