Sitting Supreme Court Judge and former president lost U.S. visas for corrupt practices
At least six high profile figures of the Government of Panama including a sitting Supreme Court Judge, and a former...
Month: April 2011
Panamas retirees ready to close streets and confront police
Panama’s frustrated retirees want to rain on President Ricardo Martinelli’s first invitation to the White House. (more…)
90% of Panamanians want stronger enforcement of environmental standards — poll
Nine out of ten Panamanians want stronger enforcement of environmental laws. ,61.2 % believe that public servants care little or...
New Supreme Court judge appointemnt unconstitutional say critics
President Ricardo Martinelli’s choices for high justice office continue to cause controversy in Panama. (more…)
Webcam murder in Toronto
A 23 year-old post-grad student, was murdered in Toronto, Canada while chatting on a webcam with her boy friend in...
Amengor decision raises storm in civil groups
A decision of the Credentials Committee of the National Assembly, to archive complaints against a former judge, has caused concern,...
Ex-judge dodges investigation bullet
Former supreme court judge José Abel Almengor has dodged an investigation bullet for the second time. (more…)
15 hours with no water coming up
The rainy season may have arrived early but for residents of Panama City who get their water from Chilibre, the...
The fast food killer marketplace
By Flavia Fontes Non transmissible diseases (diabetes, obesity, hypertension,cancer and chronicrespiratory diseases) are the five main causes of death in...
Prosecutor in center of judicial storm on vacation
A public prosecutor involved in a swirl of accusations linking him to the dismissal of a case involving a fraud...
Undercover cops carry out Via Argentina sting op
Undercover cops arrested two drug pushers in a sting operation at a Via Argentina nightclub on Saturday night, April 16....
Ocean to Ocean paddlers ensure a good news day for Panama
By Dafydd Young Sunday April 17,was a good news day for Panama. While thousands ot citizens were relaxing on beaches...
