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I bet that, like me, It's taken a lot of you some time to be aware of the problem happening to the Naso people, at the west end of Panama

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The concept of voting for governments started out being all-powerful and integral to a healthy society. There's an inherent trust in the people, granted by themselves, to know what's best

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With more than a million foreigners coming to Panama in 2008 and a trend that indicates we're far from seeing the peak of visitor influx, you'd think that Panama's immigration

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People love music. It's one of the first and most important means of expression known to man. People fall in love, find a cause, discover friendships and cure their ills

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In recent years measures were taken by the government and dubiously necessary Carnival Office to ensure that carnivals in the nation's capital, Panama City, lived up to the hype garnered

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Love. In very few other instances does a word cause such immeasurable amounts of change. Some of the greatest events in the history of civilization have begun thanks to the

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Hello, boys and girls. So, it would seem that both me and the cats at Porto Diao took an improvised sabbatical of sorts during the month of January. We went

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The first cases of express kidnappings in Panama started coming up on news outlets around 2005, but who knows for how long they've been happening. Still, I believe it's good

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Boquete is one of Chiriquí´s most famous districts, located up north of the province and west of Panama. With almost 20,000 residents, Boquete is popular amongst the tourist and expat

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With an extremely proud sense of heritage and some of the most impressive vistas in the country, the province of Chiriquí is widely regarded as a place with autonomy of

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The capital and commercial center for the Herrera province, Las Tablas is located 282km (175 miles) from Panama City (capital of the Republic of Panama) and expands throughout approximately 12km

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I was driving down towards my home one fateful Saturday night when I unexpectedly got into a car crash. Luckily no one got hurt and all damages were cosmetic, but

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