Martinelli hearing adjourned until Jul. 30
The indictment hearing of ex-president, Ricardo Martinelli, was suspended on Monday, July 24 because of a three-day disability certificate presented...
Month: July 2018
Panama’s geisha glistens but not all coffee is gold
While Panama’s gourmet geisha coffee continues to set world records prices, in the last six years the average export price...
MEDIAWATCH: The shame of Israeli apartheid
I gave a speech at the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, in 2004 in which I spoke about the declaration of...
VIEWPOINT: Maybe Trump is right in defending Putin
By Jonathan Power I don’t think I’ve ever witnessed in all my years of journalism such an hysterical outpouring against...
Independent candidate backed by 50,000
Ana Matilde Gómez, who as Panama’s first woman Attorney General, was railroaded by a cabal of Supreme Court judges, led...
70% chance of El Nio drought at year end
There is a 70 percent chance of Panama being affected by the El Niño Phenomenon during the months of December 2018...
6-8 hour commuters signal protest
Motorist in Panama West staged a protest with a difference on Monday, July 23 to demand some short-term solutions to a quality...
OPINION: Whats cheap is expensive
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP), in June of this year, should have received the return of $548 million from funds...
Transmission Co. debt $321 million plus
Official reports from the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) reveal debts of the Electric Transmission Company, S.A. (Etesa) in...
3 dead 13 injured in Toronto mass shooting
Two people were killed and 13 injured after a shooting in Toronto’s Greektown neighborhood Sunday night, according to Toronto police....
