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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 
Public not fooled by Martinelli tricks
Yesterday, with a delay of an hour and a half due to technical difficulties in establishing communication with two...
Paddington Bear rekindles memories of tea with the Queen
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM To say goodbye to Elizabeth II for the last time, Sarah Fowles went to Buckingham Palace...
Two former presidents face money laundering hearing
The Odebrecht case, one of the largest corruption cases in the country's history, began on Monday, September 12. Prior to...
4,877 dengue cases so far this year surpass all of 2021
The Ministry of Health (Minsa) reported 4,887 accumulated cases of dengue up to September 3 an increase of 2,728...
ODEBRECHT: Seven years on – up to the people
On Monday, September 12, seven years after then comptroller Alvin Weeden filed the first complaint for Odebrecht bribes, the...
Scots line roads to say farewell to Elizabeth II
The mortal remains of Elizabeth II lie this Sunday in the Throne Room of the royal residence of...
OPINION: Education shortchanged but not elections
The weight of debts, lack of income, and waste are beginning to be felt in next year's state budget....
250 hectares of mangroves replanted to combat illegal logging
To contribute to the conservation of the various mangrove ecosystems and improve the living conditions of local populations, the...
Panama business chamber ready to join talks on equal terms.
Panama’s Chamber of Commerce, Industries, and Agriculture (Cciap) on Sunday reiterated its willingness to discuss national problems but advocated...
Australia and New Zealand proclaim Charles III as monarch
Charles III was officially proclaimed the new monarch of Australia and New Zealand on Sunday when he took office as...
Over 4,000 cases of Malaria in Panama
The Ministry of Health (Minsa) reported Friday that a total of 4,076 accumulated cases of malaria are registered throughout...
Carnivals could be back next year
After two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, Panama could celebrate carnivals next year 2023 reports TVN. "We aspire to...