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The Municipality of Las Tablas has started issuing permits for over 100 vending stalls for the upcoming Panama Carnival, which promises to be a major economic boost for the region. Mayor Noé Herrera announced new rules to ensure order and safety during the festivities.

The Las Tablas Municipality has begun the process of issuing permits for vending stalls for the upcoming carnival. Mayor Noé Herrera emphasized the importance of compliance with regulations, especially regarding firework times, to ensure safety and order. Over 100 permits are expected to be issued, which will boost the local economy.

The Las Tablas municipality has started issuing permits for carnival vending stalls, planning to approve over 100 booths. The city's mayor emphasized the importance of following regulations for safety and order during the festivities.

Banistmo participated in the Parade of a Thousand Polleras in Las Tablas, celebrating Panamanian cultural heritage. The flag bearer was Dr. José De la Cruz Pinto Alfonso, and the company reaffirmed its commitment to the country's traditions and culture.

The Coclé team took on Los Santos at the Roberto “Flaco Bala” Hernández Stadium in Las Tablas. In the first at-bat, Jeykol De León hit a single that led to an error by pitcher Brandy Mendoza, driving in De Gracia and Escudero. After Ricardo Acosta walked, Aníbal Sánchez responded with another single, driving in Jeykol De León for the fifth run of the game. In the next at-bat, Escudero was hit by a wild pitch, allowing De Gracia to advance to second. After four and a half innings, Coclé was leading 5-0. The sixth came in the top of the seventh, scored by Escudero after another wild pitch. The Coclé team added two more runs to seal the victory. With this victory, Coclé reached 11 wins of the season, with only three losses, reaffirming a great moment in the competition for them. In other games that night, Veraguas blanked Colón 8-0, Herrera defeated Darién 10-0 by default, Chiriquí Occidente shut out Panamá Metro 7-0, and Chiriquí edged Panamá Este 5-2.

The Parade of a Thousand Pollera Dresses in Las Tablas drew 250,000 people, showcasing significant economic impact and improved organization. The event ran smoothly thanks to new logistical solutions.

The recent Thousand Polleras Parade in Las Tablas was held without major disruptions, attracting around 250,000 people and giving a significant boost to the regional economy. Organizers noted improvements in logistics and are already planning for future events.

The Thousand Polleras Parade in Las Tablas attracted around 250,000 people, becoming a key event for Panama's national culture and economy. The event boosted tourism, commerce, and showcased the country's rich heritage.

The Parade of a Thousand Polleras, a key Panamanian cultural event, took place in Las Tablas on Saturday. With 105 delegations and an attendance of around 250,000 people, the parade not only celebrated national identity but also generated a significant economic impact on the region by boosting tourism and commerce.

Over 15,000 people in traditional Panamanian costumes marched through the streets of Las Tablas. This is the eighth year of the event, which featured delegations from around the world.

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism Authority of Panama recognized four outstanding personalities for their significant contribution to strengthening and preserving Panamanian traditions, ahead of the "Thousand Polleras Parade".

Panama's Ministry of Health announced that tap water in Las Tablas is not safe to drink during the 1,000 pollera parade weekend. The network cleaning is complete, but external certification is required. Authorities assure the situation will be resolved soon.