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Garrido Monfante, a prominent attorney in Panama, was sentenced to 176 months in prison for two offenses. This ruling highlights pressing issues within the legal framework of the country.

Miller has been expelled from the Cambio Democrático party following his conviction for embezzlement. This significant political shift raises questions about corruption in Panamanian politics.

The theft of 40 firearms from the Social Security box has ignited alarms about security protocols in Panama. Experts question why such weapons were housed by a non-security entity.

Eloy Alfaro, Panama's ambassador to the UN, emphasized that the U.S. blockade harms not only Cuba but also the international community.

The Ministry of MiAmbiente has resolved 198 environmental impact studies. However, 10 studies were rejected, while five were excluded and two expired.

The judge has lifted the precautionary measures against the defendants in the helicopter rental case with PAN funds, acquitting Ferrufino.

Politician Papadimitriu has expressed his desire to be part of something new and plans to go solo in his political career, suggesting that he could run as an independent.

The First Liquidating Court of Criminal Cases in Panama acquitted 14 people, including five former ministers, in the case known as PAN-helicopter, related to crimes against public administration.

Former President Ricardo Martinelli expresses concern over Panama's economic situation, criticizing the management of the national budget and calling for national reconciliation and a unity government to drive economic recovery.

Deputy Cohen has submitted to the plenary the draft budget law for the year 2025, which was approved with 10 votes in favor and 5 against.

Deputy Besterai Richards labels his colleagues as 'Axis of Evil' for their support of the State budget for 2025, sparking intense discussions in the debate.

On July 19, 1994, an attack in Panama resulted in 21 deaths, including 12 Jews and three Americans. The U.S. offers a reward for information.