Upgrading new food plaza
AT LEAST $150,000 will be needed to fix problems and make improvements to the recently opened "Sabores del Chorrillo" plaza...
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Pop star’s cheapie Panama performance
PANAMA'S General Directorate of Revenue (DGI) is investigating a possible tax scam in concerts by six Spanish artists between 2011 and...
Fast tracking repair plans for National Theatre
FUNDING for the plans for the restoration of Panama’s Teatro Nacional (National Theatre) will be fast tracked by the The...
Funds approved for film of Panama dictator
PANAMA’S ELECTORAL TRIBUNAL has approved $22, 470 for the production of a television documentary of the former dictator Omar Torrijos...
For your October calendar -and beyond
LOTS TO DO in October and the weeks leading up to year's end, You will find advance and post reports...
THEATRE: New twist takes 39 Steps forward
By Margot Thomas THE 39 STEPS classic mystery thriller has undergone many adaptations since it was written by John Buchan 100...
Panama’s Lady of Jazz
By Ken Grady INTERNATIONALLY acclaimed vocalist, Idania Dowman comes from a popular musical family. She represents the continuation of the...
NEW ON THE BLOCK: A Caf well Met
By Margot Thomas PANAMA produces some of the finest coffee in the world, in fact “grown in Panama” signs hang...
A rousing start to 10th Panama Oktoberfest
By Margot Thomas THE BOMBERO’S (Firemen’s) band from Chepo made their 10th annual appearance at the opening of Oktoberfest celebration’s...
RUGBY WORLD CUP: Gentlemen at play
JAPAN caused the biggest upset in Rugby World Cup history when they defeated the once mighty South African Springboks 34-32 on...
International cast in Panama Pagliacci production
By Margot Thomas THE 100 STRONG cast of Opera Panama’s latest presentation Ruggero Leoncavallo’s, Pagliacci is headed by a group...
A touch of India at Panama Jazz Festival
The Jazz Scene with Ken Grady RUDRESH MAHANTHAPPA is a Jazz alto sax player and composer of Indian lineage. You...
