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World’s First Electric Race Car Arrives in Panama

September 2, 2010
By in.di.
World’s First Electric Race Car Arrives in Panama

Students from Imperial College London rolled into Panama Thursday in the world’s first electric race car, making a pit stop midway on a journey from North to South America. The car, called the SRZero, is the key element in the Endurance Racing Green Project which seeks not only to promote green technology but to...
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Panama Condemns Mexico Massacre

September 1, 2010
By pa.di.

Panama’s Vice President and Minister of Foreign Relations Juan Carlos Varela condemned the acts of violence that claimed the lives of at least 70 people in northern Mexico last week. It is suspected that the Zetas cartel, a group of former Mexican army special...
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Red Devil Kills Sixty-Year-Old

September 1, 2010
By st.di.
Red Devil Kills Sixty-Year-Old

A Tumba Muerto-Veranillo route bus ran over and killed a sixty-year-old man Wednesday in Panama City’s Santa Ana neighborhood. The unfolding of events is as yet unclear, whether the man stepped into the street at the wrong time or if the bus was careless....
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The Green Sky To Rock Panama

September 1, 2010
By ni.di.
The Green Sky To Rock Panama

The Green Sky, fronted by Zed Vienot, will be rocking out Panama City’s Sahara Bar on Friday, bringing what critics have described as a mind-blowing performance and contagious energy...
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Smithsonian Partners with Arizona State Via Video

August 31, 2010
By en.di.
Smithsonian Partners with Arizona State Via Video

The Smithsonian and Arizona State University have launched a novel video conferencing partnership that will virtually take the University’s life science students into Panama’s tropics. Through the video-conferencing technology...
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New Convent Coin in Circulation

August 31, 2010
By hi.di.
New Convent Coin in Circulation

There is a new coin in town that features Panama Viejo’s historic Convent of the Monks. Banco Nacional put the 50-cent piece into circulation on Monday, and in celebration,...
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