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Next week, a delegation from the Inter-American Press Association will arrive in Panama to sign the Chapultepec Declaration, which promotes freedom of expression.

An American citizen was arrested by Interpol at Tocumen International Airport after arriving from Nicaragua. The individual faced 11 charges related to sexual offenses.

President Mulino announces a state of emergency due to severe damage from rains and flooding. Repairs to infrastructure will be prioritized. Citizens must follow safety instructions.

President José Raúl Mulino announced a significant decrease in migratory flow in Darién due to intense rains and swollen rivers, making crossings dangerous. 1,031 people have been repatriated through recent flights, with Venezuelans making up 69% of migrants. Regional cooperation is highlighted to address this issue.

The National Migration Service deported 43 Colombian citizens for evading immigration controls. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of irregular migration in the country.

The PRD's Executive Committee expresses concern over the government's proposal, claiming it adds further sacrifices for the working class without addressing structural issues of the Social Security Fund.

Union leaders in Panama express their rejection of the reform to Law 51 of the CSS, pointing out that it will benefit private interests and put retirees at risk.

The head of government in Panama, identified as an authoritarian far-right ruler, promotes legislation that benefits the financial bourgeoisie and shows populist tendencies.

Panama's Passport Authority has approved a new fee of $75 for expedited passport processing on weekends and holidays, effective immediately. This fee aims to streamline urgent requests.

ANTAI has started an investigation for the alleged violation of the code of ethics due to accumulation of charges at the Universidad Autónoma de Chiriquí.

An official from the Autonomous University of Chiriquí (UNACHI) is under investigation for the accumulation of charges and improper use of work time, raising concerns in the academic community.

The Arraiján Municipal Council clarified that it did not participate in the creation of Mayoral Decree No. 08, which establishes 101 administrative offenses applied by the Mayor's Office.