Scale of injustice! A disservice is being done to the country’s business climate by court trials which take 15 years to produce sentences that can then be overturned on appeal. EDITORIAL It has taken such a long time that the main participants involved in the trail are not even the same people. Prensa.com reports that […]
So, people are moving there money into US Trust Accounts in Las Vegas?? Isn’t that gambling a bit that the Banks there do not implode? Bloomberg’s Jesse Drucker reports on why some of the world’s wealthy elite are moving their fortunes to the United States, free of taxes and hidden from their governments. He speaks […]
Again, we see developers building without any care about infrastructure. The “planning department” should never approve projects unless there is adequate water, sewer, roads, etc. Soooo……. The costs required to overcome the deficit of potable water in the residential area must be paid by developers of new projects or by reevaluating the land. After confirmation […]
Come on, this is not that difficult to figure out guys. While in the long run, education will help but the way things happen here, or do not happen here, that is a generational change that needs to take place. Any top talent that works here is paid peanuts so they go to other places […]
Maritime News reports that The general cargo ship VMF Alita sank off Colon, Panama. The ship was anchored off the port for some time and sold for scrap, but on Friday morning collided with another anchoring vessel, which caused hole above the waterline and water ingress. The ship increased list to port board to 40-45 […]
In a bid to attract light manufacturing and assembly activities, the Panama Canal is focusing its efforts on a new logistics zone, as well as the construction of its new transhipment container terminal at Port Corozal, which it will request proposals for once an environmental impact study has been completed in February, 2016, according to […]
Tenacius, the world”s largest wooden sailboat navigates the Panama Canal with a crew integrated in part by disabled people living the unique experience of sailing. These people have assignments within the marine operation, which they normally comply, like maneuvers with sails, cleaning and cooking, although the more daring can be lifted until the first crow […]
This month is the most wonderful time of year as we await the Boquete Jazz and Blues Festival. The line up this year is incredible as always and if you have not bought your tickets or made hotel reservations, don’t bother, nothing is available and the town is booked solid. Let’s see a sample of […]
This Villa in Valle Escondido was renovated last year and has a professional kitchen imported from the US that it is of the highest standards in cabinetry and covered in Silestone. The stove top is in the island and it is properly vented through the ceiling. Being a cook myself, I love this feature. There […]
Boquete was honored this week by the visit of Ruth Bieber. Ruth has been holding classes at our Boquete Community Players theater this week. On Tuesday she presented her award wining documentary about her epic journey as a first time horseback rider where she and two of her Canadian friends rode thru the raw and […]