Teachers’ unions reject call to return to classrooms
The country's main teaching unions announced that the indefinite teachers' strike continues, despite the Ministry of Education's call to...
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In-person classes resume in schools on Tuesday
Public and private schools in Panama will return to normal on Tuesday, November 7 the Ministry of Education (Meduca)...
OPINION: Time to regain some normality
Panamanian society has carried out a long and exhausting day of demonstrations in rejection of the contract with the...
Gianna Woodruff wins gold at Pan American Games
Gianna Woodruff became the first Panamanian female athlete in history to win a gold medal in the Pan American Games...
Teachers and anti-mining groups to continue protests
Members of the Association of Teachers of Panama (Asoprof) and the group Panama Without Mining, meeting on Saturday, November...
Minera mineworkers union rejects moratorium
The Union of Mining Workers of Panama (UTRAMIPA ) affirms that they will defend their jobs, reject any attempt...
THE BEFORE AND AFTER OF A NEW PANAMA?
The tranquility of the country is shattered. Today, when we should be celebrating our national holidays, the country is...
Minera Panama continues to operate without interruption
The Canadian mining giant First Quantum Minerals (FQM) said Friday, November 3 that the controversial Cobre Panamá mine continues...
Assembly repeal of mining contract a great step toward safer solution
The decision to eliminate the proposal to repeal the mining contract is a great step towards a much safer...
Citizens group offers mediation role in midst of crisis
After holding a meeting on Thursday, 2 the Commission for Civic and Moral Values reported that they would be offering...
Former Panama mayor gets 12 years for embezzlement
The First Settlement Court of Criminal Cases sentenced the former mayor of Panama Bosco Vallarino to 12 years in prison...
Mining protests cost Panama tourism $200 million
The 12 days of protests and street closures in rejection of Law 406 has cost the tourism industry $200 million, ...
