WORLDVIEW: A Ceasefire in the War on Drugs
By JONATHAN POWER Not that long ago Sherlock Holmes could quite legally sit by the fire in his London flat...
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OPINION: Next government will face 20-years of CSS neglect
Whichever candidate wins the next elections will have to face challenges that have accumulated for twenty years. One of...
Shameful tactics of lawyers seeking to avoid justice for the guilty
In Panama, judicial processes can easily be delayed, which often leads to impunity. These tactics are shamelessly practiced by...
Funds heading to the pockets of politicians and friends
The fever of creating townships continues, even on the eve of the elections. Why are so many townships created? The...
The egocentric smear campaign of a former president
A former president, convicted in two instances of money laundering, pressures the National Assembly – according to one of...
Taxing earnings from white-collar crime
The General Directorate of Revenue (DGI) does the right thing by asking the Judicial Branch to inform it of...
Carnival jinks in Panama’s most beautiful neighborhood
To close with a flourish the contest of mediocrity that the officials of this government maintain, three days ago...
OPINION: Narcolitics thriving in Panama
A new police operation against organized crime in Panama reveals how lucrative it is for many people to get...
Carnival takes precedence over covid and dengue
While deaths from covid-19 rise and an increase in dengue cases is reported in recent weeks, the Minister of...
Lawmakers reluctant to support law to deter criminal networks
A police operation was carried out this week that involved planning, coordination, and an exhaustive investigation. As a result,...
The never-ending Odebrecht saga
Odebrecht has managed to get the Administrative Court of Public Procurement to revoke the decision of the Tocumen...
Expropriation to benefit the entire country
The Minister of the Canal has indicated that if the inhabitants of the Rio Indio oppose, a reservoir will...
