Seat warmers ranked equal with naval graduates
ORION MARITIME Training , a private company born and raised under the Ricardo Martinelli , administration has expanded its scope...
Month: April 2014
Panama corruption off the Arias radar
CORRUPTION in Panama is rarely out of the headlines, and in the past five years there have been multiple major...
First rains, blocked sewers, floods
THE FIRST downpour of the 2014 rainy season hit Panama on Monday morning, April 21, and with it came the...
The wheel turns on political donations from convicted fraudster
THE SHADOW of convicted Colombian fraudster David Murcia has re-appeared over the Panamanian election scene with the surfacing of checks...
Two dead 26 injured in homeward bound accidents
TWO PEOPLE died and at least 25 were injured in a traffic accident during the return of scores of thousands...
Taps flowing again in most of Chorrera
WATER FLOWED through the faucets of most homes in Chorrera on Sunday. April 20 after repairs to a 60 ins...
HEALTHWATCH: Red pepper fighting IBS
By Michael Greger MD Nearly 50 million Americans come down with food poisoning every year. Over a hundred thousand are...
Waterless Chorrera declared emergency zone
AFTER 72 HOURS without drinking water, following a burst water main, the district of La Chorrera was declared an emergency...
5.2 earthquake in Chiriqui
A STRONG earth tremor measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale was felt in Chiriqui. at 8:35 am on Saturday, April...
Bid4Boquete keeps giving and giving
By Margot Thomas LIKE A WELL KNOWN advertising bunny, the The Bid4Boquete Foundation Council keeps going and going, which leads...
WORLDVIEW: Fishing dispute risks stormy waters
By Shen Dingli China is now facing challenges to its maritime claims. The Philippines has just filed a lawsuit to...
Whats Wrong With America? – a “must read”
ALL GREAT powers face inevitable decline. At the turn of the millennium it was widely forecast that the Western–centric dominance...
