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President Mulino reasserted his stance that it is unfair for Panama to remain on the European Union's tax list during a meeting with French deputies.

The event in the City of Knowledge addresses the connection between journalism and science, seeking to close the information gap and improve communication on health topics.

Panama's authorities have detected 32 individuals linked to transnational criminal organizations attempting to enter the country. This includes members of Hezbollah, Taliban, and ISIS among others.

Lawyer Moisés Bartlett criticizes former President Cortizo's request to Parlacen, considering it an attempt for immunity against possible justice, highlighting the corruption of this institution.

Six Panamanians will participate in the exciting races of the Breeders' Cup taking place on November 1 and 2.

In Panama, recent reports reveal failures in the education system as judges struggle with knowledge exams. Corruption claims emerge regarding bank practices and public officials' roles, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.

The Amber Alert has become common in Panama, driven by social media and digital outlets amid the increasing disappearance of children and adolescents.

The final countdown is underway for the political scenario in Panama, with Yanibel possibly winning a significant portion of the 1,830 delegates. Unexpected twists may still occur.

The Land Transit and Transportation Authority (ATTT) clarifies that only taxis can bear insignias for selective transport services, indicating actions against InDriver.

The commission unanimously recommends Luis Gómez as the new Attorney General of Panama. This decision marks a significant step in the country's legal framework.

Leaders in Panama emphasize urgent reforms to combat increasing unemployment and informality in the workforce. Proposed changes to retirement age spark protests, complicating economic recovery efforts.

The recent authorization to import ham for Christmas raises alarm among local producers, who denounce damage to the food industry and the country's food security.