The Economic Empire of the Cuban Dictatorship: GAESA the Lawyers and the Panamanian Footprint
GAESA (Grupo de Administración Empresarial S.A.) is the secretive, military-run conglomerate that controls roughly 40% to 70% of Cuba's economy,...
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28 Years of Unfulfilled Concessions, Litigation, and State Omission: Panama’s Amador Causeway
The "Amador" situation refers to the prolonged urban, legal, and environmental failures on the Amador Causeway in Panama. Almost three...
This Day in Panama History: May 18th 1904 and May 18th 2000
May 18 in Panama's history features two major milestones, primarily centered around the creation and ongoing legacy of the Panama...
During an Operation by the Panama City Hall in Condado del Rey an Illegal Bar was Dismantled
The Municipality of Panama, through the Directorate of Permits and Compliance, dismantled a clandestine bar of Asian origin located in Condado del...
Mandatory Tips are Illegal and Consumers Can Claim Money Back Clarifies ACODECO
The Consumer Protection and Competition Authority (ACODECO) reiterated that tips in restaurants and shops are completely voluntary and warned that consumers affected...
Panama Bus Accident Returning from Political Activity Crashes in Río Hato
A traffic accident that occurred on the afternoon of Sunday, May 17, in the Platanal sector of Río Hato, district...
Panama’s Health Officials Applaud that Panama’s Fast-Food Combos Must Now Offer Free Water as a Good Start
Panama’s Ministry of Health has backed Law 523 of May 12, 2026, which requires fast-food restaurants nationwide to offer bottled...
Former Panama President Martín Torrijos Throws his Hat in the Ring for the 2029 Presidency and Calls for a Mine Plebiscite Unveiling his New Political Platform
Former Panamanian president Martín Torrijos has launched a new political platform called UNE, presenting it as an alternative to the...
Why Does my Pension or Salary Buy Less and Less in Panama?
Living in Panama is becoming increasingly expensive. Consumers feel that their income is insufficient to cover all basic expenses, especially...
The Day the ‘Bagdad’ Gang Split up in a Hail of Bullets: Hell in La Joyita Panama
It could have been a much greater tragedy. On December 17, 2019, 13 inmates died in La Joyita prison, but...
Could the Dispute Between Panama and Costa Rica Fracture Central American Trade?
Panama and Costa Rica have once again escalated their trade dispute after Costa Rican President Laura Fernández described Panama's restrictions...
A Sign of the Times: More than 1100 Auditors and Observers will Monitor the Presidential Elections in Colombia
A total of 1,188 national and international auditors and observers have been accredited to monitor the presidential elections in Colombia, whose first...
