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From Wednesday to Friday, isolated storms and heavy rainfall are forecasted in Panama due to the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ). The National Civil Protection System remains vigilant in vulnerable areas, advising residents to avoid coastal zones and disconnect electrical devices. The red alert has been downgraded to yellow in several provinces as weather conditions normalize, with heavy rains expected mainly in metropolitan and eastern regions.

Lawyer Ramiro Guerra warned that bill 163, which would reform the Social Security Fund, is unconstitutional and detrimental to workers. This change could eliminate social rights and benefit private capital.

The winner, after a poor performance, made a remarkable comeback to achieve an impressive victory in the classic dedicated to the Martín family.

Two police officers in Antón, Coclá province, face allegations of the supposed rape of a foreign woman. Authorities are investigating the case and asking for justice.

The political climate in Panama is becoming complicated with rumors about the legal environment and the influence of local gangs. Concern about the economy is growing among citizens due to political maneuvers that could have serious repercussions.

Humberto Montero criticizes the Ministry of Education's plan to acquire computers, arguing it neglects urgent infrastructure needs in schools. He stresses proper budget execution must prioritize critical areas before technology projects.

In Panama, a growing social movement is emerging against the extractivist policies that prioritize mining contracts over environmental protection. Citizens demand respect for water rights and biodiversity, emphasizing the need for a new environmental rationality that balances cultural, economic, and ecological factors. This resistance, led by indigenous and rural communities, aims to reclaim their territories and uphold their ancestral practices. The push for greater environmental safeguards reflects a broader struggle against neoliberal policies that threaten the country's natural resources.

The increasing authoritarianism and manipulation in Panama pose significant threats to its citizens and the integrity of the nation. With alarming levels of corruption and social injustice stemming from powerful entities, there is a growing call for awareness and resistance against such oppression.

Restoration is key to the preservation of art and its history. We explore its importance in the Legislative Assembly of Panama.

Recent developments reveal that Felipe is expected to manage tasks during Basilia's leave of absence, raising questions about governance. Accusations have surfaced against the new vice minister and her advisor, highlighting possible issues within the Ministry of Economy and Finance.

Today, November 18, marks the commemoration of the founding of the first Republic of Panama in 1840, led by the national hero General Tomás Herrera.

The preservation of historical and architectural heritage in David is essential to recognize and protect the cultural heritage. The Free-Standing Tower of the Cathedral of San José evidences this intergenerational responsibility.