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A decade after Nigerian journalists exposed hidden offshore wealth in the Panama Papers, the investigation sparked major legal reforms that are transforming how companies report their true owners. While no one went to jail, the country now has new transparency laws protecting billions in public funds.
Archaeologists in Panama have unearthed a stunning tomb filled with ancient gold ornaments, offering a rare window into a sophisticated civilization from 1,000 years ago. The discovery ranks among the most significant archaeological finds in Panama's recent history.
Seven aerospace engineering students in Bologna, Italy just built a paper airplane the size of a six-story building, and yes, it actually flies. Their creation, made entirely from paper and glue, soared into the record books with a 65-foot wingspan.
A $3 million cleanup project will remove 2,500 tons of waste from Panama's Darién jungle while creating jobs for local communities. The environmental restoration effort aims to heal one of the world's most biodiverse regions.
Church leaders in Panama are urging the nation to come together and prioritize the common good as the country faces mounting social and economic challenges. Their message of reconciliation offers hope for healing a deeply divided nation.
Scientists studying 17,000 years of Panama's ecological history found that bringing back large plant-eating animals could restore natural benefits lost when giant sloths and elephant relatives vanished. The research offers a roadmap for healing tropical forests.
After disappearing from the wild for nearly two decades, Panama's national symbol is hopping back into the forest. A deadly fungus wiped out every golden frog in the country, but conservationists just pulled off what seemed impossible.
An MIT grad student went to Panama expecting to crunch numbers for a real estate project. Instead, she discovered how thoughtful development can build community without displacement.
As global fertilizer prices spike over $100 in a month, Morocco is sending 1,000 tons of free fertilizer to help Panama's small-scale farmers keep growing food. The donation launches a new annual partnership focused on strengthening agriculture between the two nations.
Scientists in Panama discovered that adding nitrogen to recovering forests can double their growth and carbon absorption for a decade. This breakthrough could help tropical forests bounce back faster after cattle farming strips nutrients from the soil.
Two Central American nations are turning a dream of regional connection into reality with plans for a high-speed railway linking their economies. The ambitious project could eventually stretch from Panama to Mexico, transforming how people and goods move across the isthmus.
Archaeologists in Panama have discovered an ancient tomb packed with gold treasures that reveals how powerful leaders lived and were honored a millennium ago. The find ranks among the country's most important archaeological discoveries in recent years.
Two river barriers are stopping plastic waste from reaching the ocean in Panama City, where 41,000 tons of plastic is generated each year. Kia and The Ocean Cleanup are working together to protect seven rivers and recover at least 100,000 kilograms of plastic annually.
Archaeologists in Panama just unearthed a spectacular gold-filled tomb that's rewriting what we know about an elite society that thrived over a millennium ago. The discovery reveals how ancient leaders displayed power, family heritage, and craftsmanship in stunning detail.
Croatia's substitute Ante Budimir scored the only goal in a tense 1-0 victory over Panama, keeping the 2018 and 2022 semi-finalists in contention for the knockout rounds. The win came just days after a disappointing opening loss to England, showing the team's resilience when it mattered most.
After 20 years and $250 million in research, Kimberly-Clark discovered that a humble desert succulent called hesperaloe could replace wood fiber in tissues, toilet paper, and paper towels. The breakthrough could end logging for paper products while thriving in arid climates with less water.
After 25,000 lives lost and France's crushing failure, America finished the Panama Canal in 1914 through pure determination. The story of building the world's most ambitious project proves that persistence transforms impossible dreams into reality.
Panama City just threw a massive community cookout to celebrate how tourism powers their local economy and brings neighbors together. During National Travel and Tourism Week, residents, business owners, and tourism workers gathered to honor the industry that generates over $300 million annually for their city. ##
Two high-tech river interceptors are stopping plastic waste before it reaches the ocean in Panama City, protecting millions of migratory birds and 30 kilometers of coastline. The partnership between Kia and The Ocean Cleanup shows how corporate backing can turn the tide on pollution.
Panama became the first country in Latin America to offer universal HPV vaccination, and it's working. Cervical cancer rates have been steadily falling since the program launched, with vaccine coverage now exceeding 85 percent.
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