Lau Cortés assures that the CSS will not be privatized
Judith Pena | March 20, 2023 This Monday the director of the Social Security Fund (CSS) Enrique Lau Cortés assured that as long as he is in charge of the entity, it
Insecurity soars in Granada, they report an increase in armed assaults
Johan Aguirre, originally from the Island of Ometepe, in Rivas, arrived in Granada on March 8 to enjoy the beauties of the colonial city, without imagining that he would be surprised by
Prevention notice issued for maximum tides in the Pacific until March 25
Judith Pena | March 20, 2023 The National Civil Protection System (SINAPROC) issued a prevention, monitoring and surveillance notice in the Panamanian Pacific sector due to the fact that maximum tides will
“My daughter did not recognize me”: Nicaraguan editor Juan Lorenzo Holmann reviews his 545 days of captivity in El Chipote
MADRID — When the daughter of Juan Lorenzo Holmann went to see her father in prison, he had lost so much weight that he did not recognize him. It was June of
Varela calls Martinelli a coward on Twitter
Judith Pena | March 20, 2023 After more than a month without posting on his Twitter account, former President Juan Carlos Varela reappeared today, Monday, March 20, on this social network to
Colegio Monseñor Francisco Beckmann must use the $455,300 from FECE for repairs
Student teachers and parents of the Monseñor Francisco Beckmann School, located in the educational region of Panamá Norte, met with the Minister of Education, Maruja Gorday de Villalobos, and her work team
Camila Ortega will give “inaugural lesson” at URACCAN while indigenous massacres are recorded
The dictatorial pairing of Nicaragua, made up of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, decided to “reward” their daughter Camila Ortega Murillo and delegated her to give the inaugural lesson of the 2023
Meeting between Putin and Xi Jinping is viewed with caution by Western countries
Angel Valdes | March 20, 2023 NATO member countries and the United States are cautiously following the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Moscow where he met with Russian leader Vladimir
The US reports that significant human rights violations persist in Latin America
WASHINGTON— Arbitrary homicides, torture, “inhumane” prison conditions, and forced disappearances, among other significant human rights problems, remained in 2022 in countries like Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala, revealed an annual report
The use of a mask will no longer be mandatory on public transport
The mandatory use of the mask on public transport will be lifted, reported the Minister of Health, Luis Francisco Sucre, indicating that the measure will be extended to food handlers once the