Jockey dies after Panama racetrack tragedy
The Panama jockey Jean Carlos Rodríguez, one of four riders injured in a spectacular incident died at the Presidente Remón...
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American driver investigated after colliding with protestor
The Public Ministry has opened an investigation into U.S. citizen James Perry who allegedly drove into a group of maritime ...
Panama and Panama West have most poverty
The Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI-C) at the level of districts and townships -prepared using the 2010 Panama Population and Housing...
Business Chamber backs moves to attract investment as economy reopens
Panama’s Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture (Cciap) has voiced its support for Government moves to attract overseas investment and...
Panama University plans study of Trump-hyped drug
The University of Panama Medical School plans a clinical study of the drug, hydroxychloroquine, hyped by President Trump and used...
Mining giant back to full production ahead of schedule
Canadian mining giant First Quantum has returned to full production earlier than expected at the Cobre Panamá project in the...
Bars and restaurants in Casco Viejo caught flouting covid health rules
Ministry of Health (Minsa) personnel and members of the Joint Task Force in Friday evening inspections in Casco Viejo, detected...
Security forces shooting incident under investigation.
An agent from the National Border Service (Senafront) is under investigation after a person in the Muna district of Chiriquí...
Tropical wave 42 will hit Panama Sunday
The National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc) is on alert for the 42nd Tropical wave, currently in the Caribbean, between Panama...
Racing suspended with jockey in coma three injured
Horse racing at the Presidente Remón racetrack was suspended on Friday, October 16 after an accident that left four riders...
Panama has most Covid-19 cases in Central America as surge looms
On October 11, Panama had t 120,303 cases of Covid-19 the most in Central America and the number increases daily...
Tocumen International handles 25.000 passengers after reopening
After over six months of inactivity, more than 25,000 people passed through Tocumen International Airport in the first four days...
