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The History of the Mil Polleras or Thousand Skirts Parade, in Panama is Tied to the Spanish Conquest and the Traditional Panamanian Dress, the Pollera 
‘The Chinese are not running the Panama Canal’: Wall Street Journal Editor on Trump’s Remarks 
Trump administration Mulls Closing Darien Gap to Curb Illegal Migration, NBC Says 
Navarro Calls for the Export of the 7,960 Tons of Ammonium Nitrate in the Mine; ‘It must be removed as soon as possible’ 
Land scandal reports a cowardly political attack: Papadimitriu
Panama’s Minister of the Presidency, Demetrio Papadimitriu, reacted quickly on Wednesday, October 19, to published reports linking his family with allegations...
Change in Indpendence parade routes
The routes of the traditional Panamanian marches to mark Panama’s independence from Spain and Colombia have been affected by subway...
President calls for investigation into land grab scandal reports
Panama’s president Ricardo Martinelli has called for an investigation into allegations of a land titling scandal that, according to published...
Decision on new supreme court judges delayed
The Cabinet Council failed to conclude on Tuesday, October 18, the choice of 10 new judges of the Supreme Court...
Sick kids hospital planned forformer US embassy site
The Financial Tower that was to have soared above Avenids Balboa and the Santo Tomas Hospital is now the stuff...
Land grab exposure continues
A lawyer representing businesses seeking possessory rights of prime coastal land, and went on to become a government functionary who...
People power and polls kill mega tower on Balboa
After days of foot hopping and paper shuffling, the new Minister of Economy and Finance, Frank De Lima, has announced...
Pele police check over one million drivers
Over a million people were stopped and checked by Panama’s “pele police” in the first nine months of 2011 says...
Drug trade creates unstoppable murder rate in Central America
One in 50 men over the age of 20 in Central America will not reach 31 and the number of...
Panama to clamp down on indiscrimate antibiotic use
Panama’s Ministry of Health (MOH) plans to clamp down on the indiscrimate use of antibiotics, long believed to be a...
Panama private education joins inflationary cycle
Educating children in Panama’s 889 private schools, in a country with one of the world’s lowest rated public school systems,...
Law to help small farmers creating billions for speculators
A law introduced to help small Panamanian farmers and share roppers get title to their lands has developed into a...