Category: Infrastructure

A recent series of violent incidents in Panama has reopened debate over whether current street-level containment measures are working.

Business sectors in Chiriqui say the province has lost 50,000 workers, most of them young, creating pressure on the regional economy.

UNACHI’s rector-elect says the university will not have an official payroll until there is a firm decision on administrative career certifications.

A guarantees hearing continues for 23 people allegedly linked to a network accused of producing false diplomas.

The effects of El Nino could lead to an increase in the price of rice, one of Panama’s basic household foods.

Panama’s Vamos Coalition is set to decide whether it will remain an independent movement or move toward becoming a political party.

Authorities and entities in Bocas del Toro are coordinating actions to reduce the local effects of El Nino under the emergency declaration.

Specialists are analyzing the challenges facing newly appointed Electoral Prosecutor Maria Eugenia Perez de Preciado.

Organica Store has become the first Panamanian business certified as organic by the national plant-health certification authority.

Panamanian producers are discussing strategies to reduce the effects of El Nino on crops and livestock after the emergency declaration.