The first homicide this year is recorded in Bocas del Toro
The first homicide of this 2022 in Bocas del Toro was recorded early this Friday in the community of Nazo, district of El Silencio. This is a young man who received several
Pediatrician Ximena Norero indicates that vaccinated children have only presented mild reactions such as fever and local pain
He revealed that they have been closely monitoring any type of event or reaction to vaccination, and until this Thursday there were 110,000 doses applied to children.
The infectious
The Dance School of Panama offers new opportunities
Its director, Professor Iguandili López, explained on Radio Panama that they offer two careers: classical dance and contemporary dance.
Two hundred and fifty new students entered the School of
Marilleny Saez, an expert in commercial transportation, refers to Bill 162 on electric mobility in Panama
According to Saez, there will be incentives for those who acquire electric vehicles. There are going to be certain taxes that they will not have to pay. The commercialization of
‘I’m not called mommy’, a dance piece that denounces street harassment
He stressed that this idea arose after a conversation he had with the young people of the foundation, many of whom live in vulnerable situations and use dance as catharsis
New balance raises to 111 the dead by cyclone Batsirai in Madagascar
Rescue services raised the number of people killed by Cyclone Batsirai in Madagascar to 111, after identifying another 17 dead a week after the start of the storms on this island in
A group of deputies unified proposals in order to lower the price of medicines
In the midst of a series of complaints from Panamanian society about the high prices of medicines, four bills, which seek to regulate the drug market, were presented in the National Assembly
CNU places UNAN “loyalists” in charge of confiscated universities
The president of the National Council of Universities (CNU), Ramona Rodríguez, appointed this February 10 the new authorities of the six private universities that were confiscated by the regime of Daniel Ortega
Panama seeks to increase decarbonization and reduce dependence on fossil fuels
The transition to renewable energies is the task that Latin American (LA) countries have set themselves to achieve decarbonization and reduce dependence on fossil fuels, but that is not the only challenge.
Government inflates figures to hide rising unemployment, economists question
A report from the International Labor Organization (ILO) ensures that, as of the third quarter of 2021, there were almost 11,000 fewer unemployed in Nicaragua than before the covid-19 pandemic broke out.