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Panamanian Prelate Calls for an End to Violence

Panamanian spiritual leader José Domingo Ulloa condemned the rise in violence and urged authorities to take firm and transparent action to restore peace.

Monseñor José Domingo Ulloa called for an end to the violence. "Violence strikes us mercilessly and has become an open sore in the heart of the country… Authorities must act with firmness and transparency." "We are deeply pained by what we are going through," he added. The Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture of Panama (CCIAP) […]

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2025-11-09T16:42:15+00:00

Informal Settlements in Panama: A Legitimate Form of Access to Housing?

This article examines the phenomenon of informal settlements in Panama, analyzing them as an expression of the struggle for the right to dignified housing. The author argues that these territories are not just urban anomalies but the result of organized community activity, forced to create their own housing due to ineffective state policy. It emphasizes the need to rethink approaches to legalization and integration of such areas into the urban fabric, recognizing their contribution and social cohesion.
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Combating plastic pollution without 'demonizing' it, another challenge for COP30
2025-11-09T16:38:53+00:00

Combating plastic pollution without 'demonizing' it, another challenge for COP30

COP30 faces the challenge of reducing plastic pollution. Experts argue that plastic should not be demonized but rather seen as an 'optimal and recyclable' element, especially within a reusable model. Despite disagreements in Geneva, the Brazil summit could forge a global agreement.
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A Regrettable Mistake by Panama
2025-11-09T16:38:03+00:00

A Regrettable Mistake by Panama

The author criticizes the World Baseball and Softball Confederation (WBSC) and Panamanian authorities for canceling the first Americas Cup, stating it was irresponsible and tarnished the country's reputation. They insist on the need for explanations and an apology.
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