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Colón Day is Celebrated on November 5th in Panama 
Warning in the Caribbean: Cyclone 18 Could Become Hurricane Rafael 
The Caldera River in Boquete is at its Highest Level 
Tropical Storm in the Caribbean Will Bring Heavy Rains to Central Provinces 
Panama Dry Law Ends Friday
The Panama Dry Law introduced at the beginning of quarantine measures will end on Friday, May 8 with some restrictions...
Pandemic sends revenue plunging after boom months
Government revenue, a victim of the pandemic fell $562.7 million below budget projections for the months of March and April...
Panama’s unique pandemic dry law under review
Panama’s infamous “dry law” imposed in March as part of the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, and unique on the...
Supreme Court admits cases against loose cannon deputy
The plenary session of the Supreme Court has admitted two complaints filed by the director of the National Police, Jorge...
Panama moving towards ‘new normal’
Panama is on its way to the “new normal” fight against COVID-19is paying off The transmission infections that occur from one case,...
OPINION: Tarnished revolving door appointment
The new vice minister of the Presidency was presented as a dedicated public servant who would bring more transparency to...
First easing of controls as COVID-19 cases pass 7,500
Starting Wednesday, May 6, the hardware stores will be able to make sales online with home delivery says the Ministry...
Panama heading to EU money laundering risk
The European Commission will add Panama, the Bahamas and Mauritius to its list of countries that present financial risks due...
Health Ministry moves ro prevent store overcrowding
After thousands of women armed with digitalized government bonus coupons descended on supermarkets on Monday, May 4 and flouted...
Avalanche kills two, destroys 7 homes
A landslide in Villa María a part of the city known as the Corridor of the Poor, Killed a mother...
Shoppers flout distancing rules as virus death toll climbs
AS NEW CASES of coronavirus continue to mount thousands of surged into supermarkets on Monday and Tuesday ignoring social distancing...
Changing tides around presidency
President Laurentino Nito Cortizo not only faces the challenge of flattening the coronavirus contagion curve but also needs a vaccine...