A legislative committee approved the Panama Canal Authority’s budget proposal in a first debate.

The Health Ministry highlighted practical prevention tools as Panama continues public-health messaging for common illnesses.

Panama’s firefighters reported 245 emergencies nationwide during the week of September 7 to 13.

Agricultural producers are warning that El Nino conditions could affect harvests and food availability in Panama.

Panama’s medical association raised questions about shortages of supplies and medicines in public hospitals.

Business and education voices say limited English proficiency continues to affect hiring opportunities for Panamanian workers.

Cancer survivors in Panama are pushing for progress on an oncological oblivion law intended to reduce discrimination after treatment.

Panama’s housing market is facing renewed concern after reports that the end of preferential mortgage rates could affect access to homes.

IFARHU reminded guardians that second-quarter report cards must be submitted by October 14 for students receiving benefits.

Retiree representatives and the government are expected to meet this week to discuss benefit options and Bill 226.