Panama’s Jose Raul Mulino had already done a lot to appease the incoming American president. He’d clamped down on migration routes and declared his country the new southern border for the US.

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Panama City — Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino on Thursday denied the U.S. State Department's claim that his country had reached a deal to allow U.S. warships to transit the Panama Canal ...

Moody's reaffirms Panama's investment grade, and the EU removes Panama from its gray list, reflecting the results of years of ...

Large sections of Panama's working class have been mobilising since April in nationwide strikes and protests against the José ...

Former President of the Republic and leader of the Realizing Goals (RM) party, Ricardo Martinelli, spoke out this Saturday ...

The United States military teamed with Panamanian police to conduct a series of new exercises aimed at protecting the Panama ...

Over the last 25 years, the Panama Canal Authority has spent $15 billion to expand capacity while building new water-saving locks that reuse water. To Vasquez, that money is well-spent. “We assure ...