(MENAFN- Newsroom Panama) Former President Ernesto Pérez Balladares believes there needs to be a proposal for the future management of the mine, an activity that contributes greatly to the economy.

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The slogan is blunt and emphatic, and it has begun appearing on glossy billboards and as crudely scrawled graffiti: “No Re-election!” Having decided to defy 95 years of tradition, President Ernesto ...

On Friday, a judge in Panama granted a request by former President Ernesto Pérez Balladares to partially freeze the assets of Corporación La Prensa, S.A. (Corprensa) as part of a civil lawsuit he ...

PANAMA. The Attorney General, Ana Matilde Gomez has ordered an investigation into the allegations made by the daily La Prensa that the ... PANAMA. The Attorney General, Ana Matilde Gomez has ordered ...

Ernesto Perez Balladares took office as president of Panama Thursday, becoming the country’s first freely elected leader in nearly three decades. Perez Balladares, a 48-year-old banker whose politics ...

Rubio's visit to Panama will determine if U.S. policy will lean towards aggression or diplomacy over control of the Panama Canal. Panama defends its sovereignty over the canal despite Trump’s threats, ...

PANAMA CITYPANAMA CITY — Former president Ernesto Perez Balladares was put under house arrest Thursday while authorities investigate accusations that he laundered money. Perez, who was in office from ...

PANAMA CITY — Marco Rubio’s weekend visit to Panama is set to offer clues to a pressing question: whether the next four years of American policy will more closely resemble an imperial conquest or a ...

WASHINGTON — Panama’s president-elect, a stalwart in the political party that Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega controlled until U.S. troops ousted him in 1989, is suddenly the darling of official ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The author is president of the board of directors of Corporación La Prensa Public scrutiny and freedom of the ...

A park is about to open where Panamanian dictator Manuel Antonio Noriega once had his military headquarters. Officials say the site should be a wonderful place for kids and families, a fitting ...