11 areas of Panama city damaged by heavy rain
Heavy rain late on Friday, May 18 left eleven areas of Panama City seriously affected, according to preliminary records of...
Month: May 2012
Noriega family wants him in hospital or home
The former Panama dictator, Manuel Antonio Noriega is still in Santo. Tomas Hospital where he arrived ten days ago with...
No consensus in health care dialogue
No consensus was reached between representatives of striking health care workers. the Ministry of Health, and the Social Security Service...
Truck collision cuts off water and electrcity
Ariahan, Chorrera and Chappira were left without drinking water on Thursday night, May 17 when an articulated truck hit a...
Over budget subway system 30% complete
Panama’s Metro subway System when operating from 2014, will have the capacity to transport about 525,000 t passengers a day,...
Support for lab generated mosquitoes to fight dengue
Entomologists and human health researchers meeting in Panama have supported the studies for the development of transgenic male mosquitoes capable...
3 points confirm institutional crisis ex supreme court judge
The political tension, lack of credibility in the justice system and lack of respect for freedom of expression are factors...
Striking health workers claim intimidation.
Labor unions and doctors of Panama’s Social Security Fund (CSS) have complained of a program of intimidation during the national...
WORLDVIEW: Extraterrestrial Intelligence: The Search Gets Harder
By Jill Tarter The opportunity to learn more about where we fit into the vastness of the cosmos is under...
Martinelli reacts to Archbishops message
Panama’s President, Ricardo Martinelli has reacted to a sharply worded message delivered publicly by Archbishop José Domingo Ulloa during the...
Health workers vow to continue stoppage
The work stoppage by over 30,000 Panama health professionals which started Monday May 14, will continue regardless of threats of...
Health workers vow to continue strike
The work stoppage by Panama health professionals which started Monday May 14, will continue regardless of threats of wage...
