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Local residents in El Jobo express concerns over the proposed dam on the Indio River, emphasizing the need for transparency and commitment from authorities regarding community impacts and benefits.

Bishop Manuel Ochogavía will defend the right to human life at the mass in honor of the Black Christ of Portobelo, which will take place on October 23 at 7:00 p.m.

The business class of Panama supports President José Raúl Mulino's efforts, trusting that he will succeed in getting the country off the international 'gray lists.'

Samsung presents the new Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and S10+, tablets designed to integrate artificial intelligence, enhancing the work and entertainment experience.

Lawyer Enrique Banista Escobar has requested a presidential pardon for former president Ricardo Martinelli, citing social interest and a violation of his rights. The request was sent to President José Raúl Mulino.

The Panamanian economy faces a liquidity deficit and a significant contraction in consumption following the loss of Fitch Ratings' Investment Grade.

Alberto Vallarino publicly denounced the unauthorized use of his image online to promote investment services and cryptocurrencies. He makes it clear that he has no business dealings with cryptocurrencies.

Eduardo Pinock criticizes government priorities, focusing on casinos while questioning judicial competencies. Meanwhile, a health scare arises from E. coli linked to hamburgers in the US, urging caution for families.

Panama is present at the World Bank and IMF meetings, an event that brings together the global economic community to discuss key financial issues and promote international cooperation.

The government of Panama is considering the possibility of privatizing Tocumen Airport along with other airports in the country, such as Colón, David, and Río Hato. This initiative aims to improve the management and efficiency of air transport in the region.

It highlighted how a great opportunity to elevate the accounting profession in Panama was missed, emphasizing the importance of certifications for its development and recognition.

The CSS will pay 14 weeks of maternity leave, generating debate in the population about its proper implementation and the implications for pregnant educators.