Your Morning Smile 
Singapore Joins Panama Canal Neutrality Treaty. 
Buying Stolen Goods in Panama Can Lead to Prison Time. 
Authorities Searching for 12 People who Abandoned Malaria Treatment: Over 90 Cases Reported at Merca Panamá. 
The National Charity Lottery warns of Counterfeit. 
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY: Big brother in spades
FROM Brazil to Mexico, there have been protests from Latin American sovereign states about US surveillance activities revealed in reports...
Berlsusconi gets a little bit of good news
SILVIO BERLUSCONI Italy’s former prime minister whose name surfaces regularly in reports of bribes allegedly paid to Panama officials. has...
Extended credit
PANAMA’S Minister of Agricultural Development Oscar Osorio has authorized the payment of an outstanding $66,000 bill to Cable & Wireless...
Martinelli fuming over move-out payments story
PRESIDENT Ricardo Martinelli Tweeted on Tuesday, October 22, that he is “fuming” over a published story about residents of a...
Panama shares $36 million for role in nabbing Colon money launderers
PANAMA has signed a deal with the U.S. Department of Justice to share over $36 million in criminal assets seized...
ENVIRONMENT: “Condemning future generations before they are born”
THE COSTA RICAN head of the UN body tasked with delivering a global climate treaty broke down in tears at...
Martinelli uses former president to attack La Prensa founder
President Ricardo Martinelli used his Twitter account on Monday,October 21 to attack La Prensa founder Roberto Eisenmann and to circulate...
Student rioters get the Hollywood touch
STUDENT PROTESTORS from the National Institute were back on the streets of Casco Viejo on Sunday, October 20, carrying “Yankees...
Copa Airlines back on track
COPA AIRLINES flights from Tocumen International Airport were nearly back to normal on Monday October 21, after problems with its...
President Tweets about court case
PRESIDENT Ricardo Martinelli Tweeted his way into another controversy on Monday October 21 when he referred to a case before...
Surveillance cameras for 120 Metro Buses
SURVEILLANCE cameras will be installed in 120 Metro buses, 10% of the fleet, in mid February next year. (more…)
Majority support argument of striking medical staff
Six out of 10 Panamanians disagree with hiring foreign doctors and technicians, as decided by the Government with Law 69...