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Events Health Country 2026-01-14T22:11:32+00:00

Bus Crash in San Miguelito with No Injuries

A bus full of passengers crashed in San Miguelito; there were no injuries. The company MiBus reported that no people were injured in this incident.

A bus full of passengers crashed in San Miguelito; there were no injuries. The company MiBus reported that no people were injured in this incident. The accident caused significant traffic disruption, but thanks to the quick response of emergency services, the situation was quickly brought under control. MiBus confirmed that all passengers and the bus driver are safe.

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Major Illegal Arsenal Discovered in Panama
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Major Illegal Arsenal Discovered in Panama

The National Police of Panama, during the 'Firmness Plan' operation, discovered over 23 unlicensed firearms in a home in the Herrera province. One person has been detained. Investigations are ongoing.
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Lorna Defends 'Cantepi', Criticizing Double Standards in Music
2026-01-28T01:11:18+00:00

Lorna Defends 'Cantepi', Criticizing Double Standards in Music

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PRD Begins Renewal Process Ahead of 2029 Elections
2026-01-28T01:09:47+00:00

PRD Begins Renewal Process Ahead of 2029 Elections

The Panamanian PRD delivered credentials to five new members of the Transitional National Executive Committee, formally marking the start of the party's internal renewal process for the 2029 general elections. The new council members emphasized unity and the need for profound changes following the 2024 electoral defeat.
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Over 2,600 Panama Police Officers Promoted
2026-01-28T01:08:52+00:00

Over 2,600 Panama Police Officers Promoted

2,648 National Police of Panama officers were promoted on Tuesday. Among them, 438 sergeants became lieutenants, 705 sergeants became first sergeants, and 737 corporals became second sergeants. The promotions are based on current laws and statutes.
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