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The members of the Labor and Health Commission of the National Assembly request from the Executive a financial report and projections related to Bill 163, which seeks to reform Law 51 of

Sistema Clave users can now use their cards in more than 70 million businesses globally, including physical stores and streaming platforms, thanks to its alliance with Discover Global Network. In addition, they

After their 1-0 victory over Costa Rica in the first leg of the Nations League Quarterfinals at the National Stadium in San José, the Panama team returns to the country and immediately

The Agricultural Development Bank, reaffirming its commitment to producers affected by inclement weather, announces that as a support measure, it will work on a resolution to restructure the credits of those clients

The National Port System, which includes the terminals of Bocas Fruit Co., Colon Container Terminal, SSA Marine MIT, Panama Ports Company (Balboa and Cristóbal) and PSA Panama International Terminal, experienced growth in

The first day of the Codicader Games for Students with Disabilities began full of energy and camaraderie among the participants, from the seven Central American nations that are competing at the Irving

The Ministry of Agricultural Development (MIDA) continues to compile a record of the damage to agricultural crops nationwide, as a result of the bad weather that persists in the country. The total

The President of the Republic, José Raúl Mulino, convened an Extraordinary Cabinet Council this Thursday in which a “state of national emergency” was decreed to address the areas affected by the heavy

Lung cancer: A silent threat with high lethality globally Lung cancer is a highly aggressive and highly fatal disease, responsible for 1.8 million deaths annually in the world, which represents 18.7% of

The Maritime Authority of Panama (AMP) celebrated the signing of a historic agreement between Columbus University and Kobe University, a decisive step to strengthen maritime education and research in the country. “We