Heavy rain turns taps off for 22,000
OVER 22,000 people in Penonomé have been without water without water since Sunday, September 11. Paradoxically the cause of the turned...
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Panamas ruling elite globetrotters
PANAMA’S CHIEF magistrate, Jose Ayu Prado is not alone in his globetrotting forays. The Ministry of the Presidency has spent...
Pay up or shut up for offshore companies
COMPANIES registered in Panama, but without operations in the country, will be more closely monitored and face fines, and even...
Search resumed for missing child
THE SEARCH for a five-year old boy who went missing in San Miguelito.on Sunday September 11 He went missing in...
Suspect no show at money laundering investigation
MAYER MIZRACHI, the gallivanting corruption suspect who sought political asylum in Colombia, continues to thumb his nose at the justice...
230 cruise ships to transit Canal
PANAMA’S TOURISM figures will get a boost in the coming months with at least 230 cruise ships transiting the Canal....
Justice call for tortured, murdered, students
FIVE YEARS after the kidnapping, torture, and murder of five university students in La Chorrera no one has been brought...
Child swept away in city flood
CIVIL DEFENCE (Sinaproc) staff, police, firefighters and officers from Panama’s border security force (Senan )joined in the search for a...
Drug traffickers jailed after plea bargain
TWO MEN arrested in Pacora in a car carrying 213 kilos of cocaine have been sentenced to prison terms after...
WORLD VIEW: Big banks take lesson from bitcoin
By Howard Yu Professor of Strategy and Innovation IMD Switzeland The world’s biggest banks are investing in blockchain, the same...
Where Uber spells jail time
THE LEADERS of Panama taxi drivers engaged in a turf war with Uber, have gained encouragement from events in Argentina...
Development under fire from new angle
A CONTROVERSIAL development project that has alarmed environmentalists and The Canal Authority is under attack from another quarter. A bunker from World War...
