Public Ministry Launches Patricia Protocol for Femicide Investigations
Panama’s Public Ministry launched the Patricia Protocol, a technical guide intended to unify how prosecutors investigate and litigate femicide cases.
Panama’s Public Ministry launched the Patricia Protocol, a technical guide intended to unify how prosecutors investigate and litigate femicide cases.
MINSA presented a new pharmaceutical-management strategy focused on planning, supply, storage and medicine distribution across the public health network.
A worsening lack of water in Tonosi is raising concern for households, public health and basic services in the district.
A 16-year-old died after a shooting in Alto de los Lagos, a serious public-safety case now expected to move through investigation.
A new law regulating the handling of funds in parent associations has entered into force, sharpening accountability expectations in schools.
The Vamos bench plans to present a bill aimed at modernizing Panama’s electricity system, a topic tied to service quality and long-term competitiveness.
A forum on democracy and freedom of expression reopened a public conversation about civic institutions, media rights and the quality of national debate.
The Executive Branch is expected to present Panama’s 2027 State Budget this week, beginning a closely watched fiscal debate.
Panama is moving forward with the commercialization of medical cannabis, bringing renewed attention to regulation, patient access and health-sector oversight.
The family of Rita Wald reacted after her arrest in Brazil, as the case moves into an international procedural stage.