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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 
Yummy mummies and rich husbands
Observers of Panama’s social scene might be drawn to a kindred spirit by some of the comments of Cherie Blair,...
Opposition leaders get pat on back from Foreign Minister
Panama’s Foreign Minister, Roberto Henriquez, has congratulated leaders of opposition political parties for showing that they are open to dialog. ...
Martinelli closes Assembly as protests mount
After two days of protests by thousands of Panamanians from all walks of life, President Ricardo Martinelli on Tuesday, June...
One rape every 20 hours in metropolitan Panama
There is one reported rape every 20 hours in Panama City but the rate dropped 5% in the first 5...
US loaded with weighty problems
If you think that Panama has some “weighty” problems, they are small scale compared to the US and UK. (more…)
Martinelli out of control Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal has joined with local civil rights activists in condemning growing authoritarianism in Panama and the packing...
Noriega finds God – ready to forgive and apologize
Panama’s former dictator, Manuel Antonio Noriega has converted to Christianity and is ready to apologize to the Panamanian people says...
Opposition to new judicial chamber growing
Protestors from many sectors of Panamanian society will take part in a march on the National Assembly on Monday, June...
Revoke Martinelli judicial appointments Vice President
Vice President, Juan Carlos Varela has called on President Ricardo Martinelli and his Cabinet to revoke the appointment of three...
Panama opposition parties creating united front for democracy
Panama’s opposition parties on Friday, June 14 called for the creation of a United Front for Democracy. (more…)
Cocktails in Greece promote Panama flag
President, Ricardo Martinelli, was in Greece for two activities related to the international maritime industry.says tourism manager Salomon Shamah. (more…)
VIEW FROM AMERICA: Stirring the pot
The debate on the “War on Drugs” continues with accusations that Panama’s labor laws make it easier for drug cartels...