Panama Canal Reports Higher Transits and Income in Fiscal 2026
The Panama Canal reported a 5.2 percent increase in transits and a 17 percent increase in income during fiscal 2026.
The Panama Canal reported a 5.2 percent increase in transits and a 17 percent increase in income during fiscal 2026.
ANTAI sanctioned 198 public servants and recommended 57 dismissals, placing public-sector discipline and transparency back in focus.
Panama highlighted the renewal of its maritime transport agreement with China, a move with diplomatic and commercial significance.
CSS launched Mi Farma Digital so insured users can check medicine availability, pharmacy locations and reasons for shortages.
Panamas customs director proposed raising penalties for contraband, arguing for a stronger legal response to illegal trade.
IDAAN announced a Friday water-service suspension for several city sectors, prompting residents to store water and adjust plans.
ASEP set a deadline for electricity distributors to submit a service improvement plan, escalating pressure over power reliability.
Two people were killed in Colon in less than 12 hours, intensifying concern about public safety in the province.
Several people were surprised by a sudden headwater while crossing a creek, a dramatic reminder of Panama rainy-season danger.
The Ministry of Economy and Finance said lands in Amador are not for sale and will not be privatized, responding to public concern.