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The City of Knowledge Foundation opens the call for the Cultural Fund Ingenia 2023-2024, supporting creative and cultural projects that promote social change in Panama. Registrations until December 1st.

The CSS faces a serious problem with the IVM, which has been labeled as a Ponzi scheme, generating alarm among citizens about its financial future.

In the last decade, San Miguelito has experienced significant changes in its crime rates. This article analyzes the transformations and how they have influenced the community.

As of October 19, Panama has reported 19,970 cases of worm borer. Collaboration strategies with the U.S. are being sought to eradicate this pest.

The Cabinet Council of Panama approved a contribution of 32 million balboas to compensate energy distribution companies and stabilize electricity rates for Simple Low Voltage customers.

The Panama Canal Authority (AMP) is implementing initiatives aimed at achieving carbon neutrality by 2030, focusing on the decarbonization of the maritime sector.

The Assembly of Deputies in Panama has clear functions according to the Constitution, which include enacting laws, overseeing public administration, and promoting debates. However, this does not include reprimanding the population.

In Panama, the debate over the budget generates discontent among new deputies. Additionally, new political proposals are announced by leaders like Papadrimitriu.

The CSS has announced that there will be no cuts in the budget for purchasing medications and supplies for 2025, despite previous concerns. The budget for medications increased significantly from the previous year.

Garrido Monfante, a prominent attorney in Panama, was sentenced to 176 months in prison for two offenses. This ruling highlights pressing issues within the legal framework of the country.

Miller has been expelled from the Cambio Democrático party following his conviction for embezzlement. This significant political shift raises questions about corruption in Panamanian politics.

The theft of 40 firearms from the Social Security box has ignited alarms about security protocols in Panama. Experts question why such weapons were housed by a non-security entity.