Category: Economy
Panama economy news: growth, prices, jobs, public finances, trade and the business decisions affecting residents, investors and expats in Panama.
Container Holding 109 Sacks of Shark Fins Seized at Manzanillo Port
ARAP says the cargo, bound from Panama to Malaysia, had been irregularly declared as fish maw and is now under investigation.
Storms Leave Deaths and Widespread Damage in Chiriqui
SINAPROC reported fallen trees, blocked roads and damaged power lines, plus an electrical discharge incident in Zapotal that left people dead and injured.
Classes Suspended Across Bocas del Toro on Monday as Rivers Rise
MEDUCA says the decision was taken at an Emergency Operations Centre meeting because conditions put safe travel to school at risk.
SINAPROC Declares Green Alert for Bocas del Toro, Ngabe-Bugle and Naso Tjer Di
The alert took effect at 6:00 p.m. Sunday for rain, storms and wind gusts capable of causing rapid river rises, flooding and landslides.
Transit Authority Issues 54 Operating Certificates in Veraguas and Unveils Modernisation Plan
ATTT director Nicolas Brea handed certificates to drivers who had operated for years on temporary permits, and presented a digital modernisation plan to Canatra.
Arraijan Advances Land-Use Plan to Protect Public Access Along Its Coasts
Miviot and the Arraijan mayor office agreed a roadmap for the district land-use plan and a municipal planning board, with coastal high-tide lines a central issue.
Sepresac Says Constituent Process Outreach Has Reached More Than a Million Panamanians
Director Miguel Antonio Bernal said more than 1,250 in-person talks have reached over a million citizens as the constituent process moves through four phases.
Panama Presents National Drug Policy for 2026 to 2036
Conapred unveiled a ten-year roadmap that Attorney General Luis Gomez Rudy described as a state vision for an evidence-based response to drugs.
Panama City Launches Its Largest River and Coastal Recovery Drive
The municipality began an environmental intervention stretching from the Amador Causeway to Costa del Este, targeting the Matias Hernandez and Rio Abajo rivers.
New Education Minister Ventura Vega Sets Roadmap on Law, Technology and School Buildings
Ventura Vega Osorio was sworn in as education minister and named five priorities, promising full cooperation with investigations into procurement under his predecessor.

