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With these technological facilities, users will be able to follow up on their complaints and receive guidance. Eduardo Leblanc, Ombudsman. Photo: Illustrative The Ombudsman’s Office reported that from this Thursday, January 27

Poultry farms, production of vegetable plots, tubers, sewing workshops, handicrafts and the establishment of bakeries, are some of the ventures that have been developed by more than 6,000 families in the last

The countries of the Americas must guarantee the return to schools in pursuit of child welfare, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) said on Wednesday, ruling out that high rates of anti-Covid

The Health Commission of the National Assembly, approved this Wednesday in the first debate the project of law 752, which authorizes the importation, commercialization, distribution and use of non-invasive rapid tests for

Between 170 and 200 houses of this project that were ready for delivery began to be invaded almost a year ago. They evict invaders located in the Jardines de

Herrera explained that the measure will be applied during that period to reduce the number of positive cases of Covid-19 in that region of the country. The ban will be

Every January 26, World Environmental Education Day is celebrated, a date that aims to highlight the importance of education as a generator of awareness about caring for the environment. This day is

The elected president of the Panamanian Association of Hotels (Apatel), Raúl Jiménez, recognized that in order to recover the sector, the reactivation of international tourism is necessary and warned that local demand