AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCoastal Safety: SINAPROC warns of rough seas, strong winds and possible coastal flooding along Panama’s Pacific coast through Oct. 31. It urges caution at sea and says to follow official guidance. Indigenous Rights: A new report says Ngäbe communities displaced by the CHAN-75 dam still seek reparations nearly 20 years later, citing a lack of consent, lost lands and livelihoods, and police repression of protests. Regional Diplomacy: María Corina Machado’s return to Venezuela was coordinated with Panama, Colombia and the U.S.; she had spent part of her 10-month absence in Panama. Trade and Reputation: The EU has removed Panama from its tax blacklist, but the country remains on its greylist pending further OECD review. Coffee and Canal: World of Coffee will return to Panama in 2029, while Canal transits rose 4.1% in fiscal 2026 and revenue reached $6.6 billion.
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