Vote counting begins in Panama presidential race focused on economy, corruption
PANAMA CITY (Reuters) -Panamanian officials began counting votes after polls closed on Sunday in a general election to pick the next president, a tight contest where attention has centered on a former leader holed up in Nicaragua's embassy.
Panama to elect new president to fix economy, stop corruption
Panamanians braved scorching heat on Sunday to vote in a general election to pick the next president in an eight-person race where much of the attention has been focused on a corruption-tainted former leader holed up in Nicaragua's embassy.
Polls Open In Panama Presidential Vote
Polling stations open in Panama City, Panama, for the country’s presidential elections, featuring a crowded field of eight candidates, with the protege of an ex-head of state convicted of corruption in the lead.
Panamanians vote in election dominated by former president who was banned from running
Panamanians head to the polls to vote in an election that has been consumed by unfolding drama surrounding the country’s ex-president, despite not even being on the ballot
Panamanians vote to elect new president in tight elections
Panamanians began voting in Sunday's general election to choose one of eight contenders to be the nation's next president in a race where much of the attention has been focused on a corruption-tainted former president holed up in Nicaragua's embassy.
Panama President Laurentino Cortizo Casts His Vote In The Capital
Panama's President Laurentino Cortizo casting his vote at a polling station in Panama City. The vote comes as Panama is grappling with deep-rooted corruption, a severe drought that has hobbled its economically critical Panama Canal,
Most Prominent Voice in Panama’s Election Isn’t on the Ballot
The Central American nation heads to the polls on Sunday to elect a new leader after a campaign influenced by a convicted former president who has sought refuge in Nicaragua’s Embassy.
Panamanians head to the polls in general election
STORY: Following weeks of campaign events that featured catchy reggaeton songs and popular entertainers, over 3 million voters will decide who is best placed to fix Panama's pressing economic problems,
Panama City Beach Police seeking information in fatal accident
The Panama City Beach Police Department is investigating a fatal crash from Saturday, May 4th, that happened at 3:22 p.m.
Police investigating fatal crash in Panama City Beach
The Panama City Beach Police Department Traffic Homicide Investigation Team is seeking the public’s assistance regarding a fatal traffic crash.
Panama City Beach Police respond to a motorcycle crash on South Thomas Drive
Panama City Beach Police responded to a single motorcycle crash, on South Thomas Drive. For more News, Weather, and Sports in ...
Multiple vehicle crashes on Panama City Beach Parkway
Multiple vehicle crashes have been reported on Panama City Beach Parkway Saturday evening. Law enforcement is now asking ...
One dead after a motorcycle accident in Panama City Beach
An investigation is underway after a motorcycle crash on Wednesday night. On May 1, around 11:30 p.m., Panama City Beach ...
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Security breach leads to firing, resignation of 5 Panama City Police Department employees
Chief Mark Smith said an internal affairs investigation folder wound up in an agency directory where it could be read by ...
Paid parking in Downtown Panama City
The paid parking would start with street parking on Harrison Avenue, but leaving the lots around town free to park in.
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Panama City Beach nominated for 'Best Beach in Florida' by USA Today 10Best. How to vote
PANAMA CITY BEACH − Panama City Beach has been nominated for the USA Today 10Best Readers' Choice Awards in the “Best ...
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Need a summer job? PCB Aquatic Center in need of lifeguards, about 50 open positions
PANAMA CITY BEACH — For MaryDale Moore, working at the city's Aquatic Center is the perfect summer job for a high school student. As aquatics manager for Panama City Beach, Moore said that the ...