Panama Says More Ships Are Being Held in Chinese Ports
Reports say Panama has denounced an increase in arbitrary retentions of Panamanian-flagged vessels in Chinese ports.
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Panama Climate Commission Moves Into Permanent Session
Panama’s high-level interinstitutional commission to face El Niño effects has declared itself in permanent session.
Panama Services Exports Keep Gaining Ground
Panama’s services exports continue to gain ground after a record year, according to the Ministry of Commerce and Industries.
Panama Records 300 Homicides in Six Months
Panama recorded 300 homicides in the first six months of the year, the worst figure since 2022, according to a July 16 report.
Climate Pressure Hits Panama Dairy Sector
Adverse climate factors are beginning to hit Panama’s dairy sector hard, according to a Thursday report.
Cyber Fraud Network Linked to Spain, Portugal and Panama Dismantled, Report Says
A July 15 report said authorities dismantled a cyber fraud network valued at about €140 million across Spain, Portugal and Panama.
Mulino Mexico Visit Puts Panama in Regional Security and Diplomacy Talks
Reports on July 15 placed Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino in Mexico for talks with President Claudia Sheinbaum.
Panama Begins Care Assessments to Expand Access to Social Services
A July 15 Inter-American Development Bank report says Panama is implementing care assessments aimed at improving equitable access to services.
The Canal Water Fight Moves Back to Center Stage
A practical look at why the canal, rainfall, drinking water, and river communities are all part of the same national argument.