761 people with COVID-19 caught roaming streets
Control operations, in conjunction with the security departments, the Ministry of Health (Minsa) have detected 761 people infected withCovid-19 roaming the...
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Limited return to construction work at Terminal 2
The Ministry of Health (Minsa) has given the go-ahead for the restart of work on parking lots for terminal 2...
Fugitive Martinelli Brothers Slither Into Den Of Thieves
The fugitive sons of former president Ricardo Martinelli will be sworn in as alternate deputies to Central American Parliament (Parlacen)- ...
Prosecutor rejects Martinelli bullet-dodging ploy
The Specialized Prosecutor's Office against Organized Crime, investigating ex-President Ricardo Martinelli) in the New Business case, has rejected the brief...
Panama’s public hospitals saturated by COVID-19
The principal hospitals of Panama’s public health system are saturated by the COVID-19 pandemic with an occupancy rate of over...
Canada court rules US not safe for refugees, asylum seekers
The Canadian Federal Court ruled Wednesday that the agreement regulating the arrival of refugees from the United States is unconstitutional...
Virus kills 10 Panama doctors
At least 10 Ten doctors have died from COVID-19 in Panama until Wednesday, July 22. including three pediatricians. Former Health...
Major US Bank lowers projection for Panama but brighter future
The Bank of America has revised downward its projection for the Panamanian economy for 2020 and predicts that the...
Medics protest missing health supplies, bed shortage, late pay
Medical personnel from the San Miguel Arcángel hospital were on the streets again on Wednesday, July 22, to demand responses...
Panama covid death rate third on continent
With 32 deaths in 24 hours, the COVID-19 fatal victims total, reached,1,159 on Tuesday, July 21 but while the...
Over 1000, restaurants call it a day
Burdened by fixed costs and a disappearing customer base over 1,000 Panama restaurants have permanently closed their doors leading to...
ENVIRONMENT: Corporate giants move on climate change
Microsoft Corp. reported that the first investment for its $ 1 billion climate fund will go to venture capital firm...
