GUNA YALA, October 14, 2026 — Guna Yala is often introduced through its Caribbean water and island landscapes, but the most meaningful visit begins with the living culture of the Guna people and respect for a community that directs its own traditions and economy. Panama’s official tourism information describes Guna Yala as an archipelago of…
PANAMA CITY, October 14, 2026 — Researchers, students and specialists are gathering in Panama City this week for REGAD 2026, a programme centered on conserving animal genetic resources and their biological and cultural diversity for sustainable development. The event runs from October 12 to 16 and brings together several regional forums, seminars and courses, including…
PANAMA CITY, October 14, 2026 — Panama City is preparing for Fiesta Alrededor del Mundo 2026, a multicultural gathering scheduled for October 18 at the Megapolis Convention Center. The event is being presented as a day of food, music, folklore, art and traditions from more than 40 countries, with proceeds intended for social projects in…
Panama’s emergency declaration is directing resources toward humanitarian aid, infrastructure checks and recovery measures after the October 9 earthquake.
SINAPROC and the national emergency operations center say earthquake damage figures may change as inspections continue across Panama.
Officials report sustained air and land deliveries of food, water and supplies as access challenges continue in affected provinces.
MOP and private-sector teams are working on blocked routes, bridge inspections and access restrictions in Herrera, Los Santos and Veraguas.
Authorities say 405 dialysis patients linked to Santo Tomas Hospital have been moved to alternate areas while services are kept running safely.
Panama says patients are returning to hospital areas that have been inspected, cleared and prepared for safe use after the earthquake.
MEDUCA reports that 619 schools have recorded earthquake-related impacts as structural reviews continue around Panama.
