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Authorities say a Panamanian citizen was arrested at Tocumen airport in an investigation into false job offers allegedly used to recruit people for the Russia-Ukraine war zone.
The government presented a technology agenda that includes AI, semiconductors, microelectronics, a $105 million investment and 10,000 technology-linked scholarships.
A new group of Panamanian students will travel to Chinese universities under a scholarship and academic cooperation program.
Forecasters warned of isolated thunderstorms near coastal areas and adverse Caribbean surf as UV levels reached very high to extreme categories.
Commerce and Industries Minister Julio Molto responded after a technical panel urged authorities not to accept the integral audit of the mine in Donoso.
MINSA inspected the Macaracas water treatment plant in Los Santos, confirmed infrastructure improvements and verified water quality.
MOP announced partial closures on the Pan-American Highway from August 1 to 31 for work tied to the Corredor de las Playas expansion.
Panama City Hall announced a B/.4.8 million investment to clean rivers and coasts, while saying the effort does not replace community environmental work.
The Ministry of Public Works carried out a technical visit to present progress on the Fourth Bridge over the Panama Canal.
ACODECO detected irregularities in legally required discounts for retirees and people with disabilities and urged merchants to comply.
