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Some 70% of people in Panama are affected by noise levels greater than those allowed by international standards, according to a new study.

Vehicles are the major source of noise contamination, according to the research carried out by the University of Panama. In some areas traffic noise is as high as 81.5 decibels, well above the limit of 65 decibels considered safe by the World Health organization (WTO). [click to continue…]

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Even though Panama is a relatively small country in Central America it is one which has consistently punched above its weight over recent times. This is a country which fades into the background with regards to land mass compared to the likes of Mexico, Brazil and Argentina but it is has one of the strongest [...]

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As with so many thriving economies around the world, Panama is an area of Central America which many people tend to overlook and ignore. However, as with the general trend of improving economies in central and southern America there is no doubt that moving to Panama has more to offer than many people would automatically [...]

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Massive investment plans in Panama give it international boost

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Massive investment in Panama is set to turn the Central American country into one of the region’s powerhouses with new jobs and opportunities, according to experts.
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Panama Inks Free Trade Agreement with Canada

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Roberto Henriquez, Panama’s Minister of Commerce and Industry, together with the Honorable Peter Van Loan, Canada’s Minister of International Trade, recently signed the Canada-Panama Free Trade Agreement.  At the same time, both Ministers also signed a parallel agreement on Labor Cooperation and the Environment.
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