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The government of Panama reports that there are over B/.1,788,243,394 in validated payments that have not yet been collected. Suppliers are invited to manage the collection.

The finalists of the public speaking contest in Panama are enhancing their skills with the help of experts from Liberty Latin America. This event aims to broaden knowledge about innovation and technology in the country.

Liberty Networks partners with Gold Data to implement the submarine system 'MANTA', improving capacity and latency of routes between Mexico, Panama, Colombia, and the U.S.

The new administration of the CSS is thoroughly reviewing the previously approved budget to correct inconsistencies and ensure transparency in the use of resources.

DIJ agents found 85 thousand dollars in the room of Ferrufino's son. Upon testing the money, traces of illicit substances were found, leading to an investigation by the Drug Prosecutor's Office.

Rolf Hoenger from Roche Latin America emphasizes the importance of viewing health as an investment, stating that investments could significantly improve the economies of Latin American countries.

The Panamanian government allocates over $10 million to pay salaries for 1,794 temporary health workers, benefiting medical personnel across the nation as part of the fiscal budget resolution.

In the fiscal year 2024, the Panama Canal has achieved remarkable revenue despite facing significant climate challenges. The figures indicate positive performance amid adversity.

The Cabinet Council of Panama approved a supplemental credit of more than 10 million balboas to pay 1,794 health workers.

The Panamanian government faces backlash over its decision to potentially privatize Tocumen International Airport, a critical asset for national sovereignty and economic returns. Critics argue that it could benefit foreign companies at the expense of the nation's interests.

Gerardo Berroa and his digital media Destino Panama are welcomed. Discussions continue about the budget project and concerns over students' attendance to the Robotics World Cup in Turkey.

The Ministry of Economy and Finance of Panama will incorporate all legally required spending increases, such as 7% of GDP for the education sector and resources for local governments.