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Tourism Sector Fights to Recover After the Powerful Earthquake. 
Panama’s Birth Rate Has Fallen by 44 Percent in 25 Years. 
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In Panama Former Ecuadorian Mayor and his Son are Captured for Alleged Drug Trafficking. 
Presidential hopeful tongue whips opponent
PRESIDENTIAL candidate José Domingo Arias lashed out Sunday, August 25, against PRD presidential candidate Juan Carlos Navarro saying he has...
Rivera gets save 38 and standing ovation
PANAMANIAN closer Mariano Rivera earned his 38th save to help the New York Yankees avoid a series sweep against Tampa...
Truckers block Panama-Costa Rica border
SEVENTEEN Costa Rican truckers maintained a roadblock Sunday Augusr 25 at the Paso Canoa boarder crossing to protest the policies...
Teacher strike ends, 20,000 students back to school
20,000 STUDENTS affected by the strike of teachers demanding the repeal of Decree 920, will return to their classrooms on...
Commission underway to mark Martyrs Day
A NATIONAL Commission is being formed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Martyrs Day when 21 Panamanian high school...
Convicted Venezuelan fraudster seeks Panama asylum
A CON ARTIST, who has a prison cell awaiting him in Spain, is seeking “diplomatic” asylum in Panama. (more…)
Subways first power test a success
Panama’s subway, the first in Central America, should be up and running by March or April 2014, . (more…)
Fears of Panamas new ethanol program said unfounded
CONSUMER fears about the addition of ethanol to gasoline in Panama from September are unfounded says the company that has...
New private jet terminal for Tocumen
BAA Aviation Flight Support is going to invest $8 million in a new private jet terminal at Tocumen International Airport....
CSS claims warnings of about killer medicine not ignored
Social Security officials said Friday, August 23, that they did not ignore warnings about the use of heparin containingbenzyl alcohol,...
Most Panamanians believe Martinelli rules Assembly and Courts
THE VAST majority of Panamanians believe that the three branches of Government are not "limited and separate” as enshrined in...
ENTERTAINMENT: Get your running shoes ready for a busy week ahead
By Lourdes Quijada THOSE who complain that life in Panama is “boring” might like to put on their running shoes...