Naturgy Says Power Interruption Affected More Than 50,000 Clients
Naturgy Panama says more than 50,000 clients were affected by an electrical interruption and that coordination was carried out to restore service.
Naturgy Panama says more than 50,000 clients were affected by an electrical interruption and that coordination was carried out to restore service.
A bill that would punish harmful misuse of artificial intelligence with prison terms of up to seven years has been advanced in a National Assembly committee.
Panama’s Cabinet has approved proposed treaties with Argentina covering extradition and criminal legal assistance, sending the measures toward the National Assembly.
Panama Metro users will be unable to recharge cards for a scheduled period this Saturday, although trips can continue with available balance.
Panama’s emergency declaration may speed up responses to El Nino-related impacts, but it is also drawing scrutiny over how public resources are managed.
Panama has presented a new country brand that will project its identity and strengths internationally under the concept “Host of the World.”
The “Leader in Me” program has arrived at Cesar Clavel Mendez School in Canazas, Veraguas, with a focus on leadership, values and student purpose.
Panama’s Health Ministry is reinforcing dengue-control operations in Chiriqui, one of the provinces with the highest number of reported cases.
Students in IPHE’s intermediate technical program in ecological farms are learning a sustainable production model in Chepo that uses water more efficiently.
Panama’s Social Security Fund says more than 6,000 people currently working at the institution are already retired, a staffing issue highlighted during its 2027 budget presentation.