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A jury found Felipe Vazquez guilty on all seven counts including first-degree murder.

Mar 22, 2022 - I was born in Panama City, grew up, educated and have worked throughout the capital. Never in my life have I seen it so dirty and discolored. There is a sense

Mar 21, 2022 - TB and HIV may have disappeared from the radar as the covid pandemic has raged but at least 33 cases of tuberculosis, the majority in male patients between 25

By Rogelio Adonican Osorio Panama City, Mar 19 (EFE).- After years of being seen as an activity favored by lazy troublemakers and young people from affluent backgrounds, skateboarding in Panama is trying to establish itself as a sport alongside baseball and soccer. Belying the idea of skateboarding as a pastime for rich kids, one of …

Panama, Mar 14 (Prensa Latina) For the second time in a row, in 2022 Panamanians cried because the King Momo festivities, their carnivals -the most awaited moment in 365 days- were suspended again because of the spread of Covid-19.

The Joro spider, an invasive arachnid species that is native to eastern Asia and first spread across Georgia ...

No, Panama is not the Third World but if you’re looking to escape the troubles and stresses of the First World you can do that here.

Feb 05, 2022 - Two hours after announcing the closure of the La Chorrera Fair, the Ministry of Health (Minsa) reported that the fair was re-opened to the public but with, so

Jan 30, 2022 - During the first four days of the La Chorrera Fair, of 278 people with Covid-19 have tried to enter the event reports Carlos García, president of the Boa

Jan 30, 2022 - During the first four days of the La Chorrera Fair, of 278 people with Covid-19 have tried to enter the event reports Carlos García, president of the Boa