On high alert because of the Tsunami warning, your Bananama Republic set out to watch and report on this event live. Of course nobody wants victims, but we ...
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Well, first of all, they can't get reelected. Uribe tried, but the news is just in that Colombia's Supreme Court, which is not the bunch of yes-men we ...
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Pressure on the government to sack police chief Gustavo Pérez de la Ossa because of his unsavory past as a close Noriega confidant and taking American civilians, among ...
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Ten employees of Comercializadora Agrícola Mr. Agro, S.A., a company in Antón that grows melons for export, have been fired because they wouldn't stop complaining and making noise. ...
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Once upon a time, there lived this great liberator of Latin America, Simon Bolivar. And he had a sword. A magic sword. It could chop off the heads ...
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Mega-scoop in El Panama America! Just months after Panama City's mayor tried to appoint a narco kingpin as chief of the municipal police, it now turns out that ...
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A day of wacky news. First all the media and the blogosphere were in maximum hype mode about a spat between Hugo Chavez and Alfaro Uribe at the ...
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Convicted fraudster and internationally blacklisted "businessman" Monte Friesner may soon have to explain to the Panamanian authorities how dead Canadian war heroes can be sitting on the board ...
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That was of course to be expected. The new electronic toys our visionary government bought for the police to check someone's record on the spot (they call that ...
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Ask Latin American expats what they think about Panama and the Panamanians and they will reply, "son muy groceros". Yes, dear readers, our little isthmus has a reputation ...
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Information keeps coming in about the criminal past of Monte Morris Friesner, who heads the Panama Sailing School and the Blue Dolphin Yachting Club and is behind a ...
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We always thought the Noriegistas of the PRD would bring back the military to Panama. Wrong! Martinelli and his gang are the ones to do it. Panama goes ...
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In 2007 it was the PRD government of Martin Torrijos which, with the appointment of Noriega-era memorabilia Pedro Miguel González Pinzón as president of the National Assembly prevented ...
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Dear readers, meet Sherina Latorraca. In 2003 she hit a mother and 3 year old son with her BMW. The child died, the mother is paralyzed. Sherina fled ...
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Lots of plotting and scheming going on by our leaders in heroic attempts to end the tyranny of the left in Latin America. Yes, dear reader, Martinelli embracing ...
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