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Health Politics Country 2026-02-02T07:20:51+00:00

Pregnancies in Panama: Every Day up to 21 Girls Aged 10 to 19 Get Pregnant

In Panama, at least 21 girls and adolescents become pregnant every day. Agencies are at a loss as to how to contain the problem. Official figures reveal territorial disparities, failures in prevention, and a high and persistent social cost.

Pregnancies in Panama: Every Day up to 21 Girls Aged 10 to 19 Get Pregnant

In Panama, at least 21 girls and adolescents become pregnant every day. Agencies are at a loss as to how to contain the problem. Official figures reveal territorial disparities, failures in prevention, and a high and persistent social cost.

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2026-02-02T07:08:35+00:00

Panama Strengthens Waste Management Efforts

Panamanian authorities, especially in San Miguelito, are working to raise awareness about recycling. AAUD administrator Ovil Moreno discusses plans to train citizens and learn from South Korea's successful experience. Construction of new waste infrastructure and a composting pilot project are beginning.
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2026-02-02T07:06:19+00:00

Panama Completes Connection of Water Plant and Funds New Construction

A key infrastructure project in Panama has been completed: the connection of the Chilibre water treatment plant with the Eastern Hydraulic Ring. The feasibility study for a new major water station has also been funded, which will solve water supply issues in the eastern part of the province. The project is supported by international cooperation.
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Panama Catholic Church Begins Abuse Evaluation
2026-02-02T04:10:02+00:00

Panama Catholic Church Begins Abuse Evaluation

The Archdiocese of Panama has created an independent commission to evaluate its handling of child sexual abuse cases over the last 25 years. The process will focus on listening to victims and will present a report in September 2026.
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