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10.04.2008 "Show your support of trade agreements that assure job security and decent livelihoods, and take a stand against the NAFTA model that displaces millions from their homes and jobs and furthers environmental destruction," urges a group advocating fairer globalization.
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From: Global Exchange
Related topics/regions: [United States] [South Korea] [Peru] [Colombia]
08.04.2007 Cattle ranching has caused soil erosion and deforestation throughout the Panama Canal Watershed, but an innovative program is helping strike a balance between the needs of communities and the environment.
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From: Academy for Educational Development
UN Security Council
10.11.2006 Panama's election to the United Nations Security Council yesterday brought to an end the stalemated contest for the Latin American and Caribbean seat between Guatemala and Venezuela that had been going on since last month.
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From: Caribbean360
Related topics/regions: [Security] [United Nations]
Image: UN Security Council
05.07.2005 The Global Networked Readiness in Education survey seeks to aid school leaders and policymakers by helping them to examine the role and effects of integrating information and communication technologies (ICTs) into formal learning.
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Related topics/regions: [Brazil] [Costa Rica] [El Salvador] [Gambia] [India] [Jordan] [Mexico] [Philippines] [South Africa] [Uganda] [Education] [ICT]
04.10.2004 Graças ao Panamá, a imponente águia real (Harpia harpyja) talvez retome vôo, já sem o rótulo de ave ameaçada. Para que isso ocorra, e desde que se reduza a ação depredadora do homem, ainda se passarão de 20 a 25 anos. O Panamá é o único país da América Latina que colocou no centro de suas preocupações estas águias, que após voarem livres centenas de anos, em uma região que ia do México à Argentina, começaram a desaparecer pela destruição de seu hábitat e a ação de caçadores.
Em: Tierramérica
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From: United Nations Development Programme
Related topics/regions: [Animals] [Conservation]
03.09.2004 Cuba a rompu ses relations diplomatiques avec Panama après avoir appris que la Présidente sortante, Mireya Moscoso, avait gracié 4 terroristes d'origine cubaine et les avait fait mettre immédiatement en liberté à Panama, pays qu'ils ont tout de suite quitté. Ils avaient été arrêtés au moment où ils s'apprêtaient à plastiquer le grand amphithéâtre de l'Université de Panama où le Chef de l'État cubain devait prendre part à un meeting au cours du 10è sommet ibéro-latino-américain.
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From: Centre des médias alternatifs du Québec
Related topics/regions: [Cuba] [Corruption & transparency] [Terrorism]
Martín Torrijos, novo presidente do Panamá
04.05.2004 O social-democrata Martín Torrijos foi aclamado pelas urnas o novo presidente do Panamá. Após a votação de domingo, este filho do ditador nacionalista, o general Omar Torrijos, convocou "as forças sociais e produtivas do país a selarem um novo pacto social para derrotar a pobreza, a corrupção e a desesperança na pátria"
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From: Radio Netherlands Wereldomroep
Related topics/regions: [Democracy]
Image: Martín Torrijos, novo presidente do Panamá © Radio Netherlands Wereldomroep
Fidel Castro, presidente de Cuba
30.04.2004 Fin de parcours pour Luis Posada Carriles ? Le vieux baroudeur de l’extrême droite cubaine (76ans) a été condamné mardi par la justice panaméenne à huit ans de prison pour avoir planifié en 2000 une tentative d’assassinat du dirigeant cubain Fidel Castro. Ce proche de la Fondation nationale cubano-américaine (CANF) de Miami -fugitif de la justice vénézuélienne pour un précédent attentat- avait été arrêté le 17 novembre 2000 en compagnie de cinq complices.
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From: Centre des médias alternatifs du Québec
Related topics/regions: [Cuba] [Justice and crime] [Terrorism]
Image: Fidel Castro, presidente de Cuba © Radio Netherlands
29.04.2004 The Bush Administration has announced it will begin trade negotiations with Panama today in the hopes of completing a bilateral "free trade agreement" (FTA). The negotiations represent the latest attempt to expand NAFTA further into Latin America. A Panama FTA would complement the Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) with Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic that the Administration finished negotiating last year.
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From: Independent Media Center
Related topics/regions: [United States] [Trade]
17.12.2003 Il est tout à fait inacceptable que des réfugiés continuent à être rapatriés de force vers des pays dans lesquels ils risquent d'être victimes de graves violations de leurs droits fondamentaux, a déclaré Amnesty International après le rapatriement forcé de 85 réfugiés colombiens depuis le sud du Panamá le 11 décembre 2003.
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From: Amnesty International - International Secretariat
Related topics/regions: [Colombia] [Migration] [Refugees] [Human rights]
22.09.2003 Three indigenous communities, in Panama, Papua
New Guinea and Nigeria, used video camcorders to draw global attention to environmental impact of oil and mining projects.
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From: OneWorld TV
Related topics/regions: [Papua New Guinea] [Nigeria] [Environmental activism] [Communication]
14.08.2003 According to the peoples' groups that participated in the National Dialogue on Social Security, there was no "progress towards consensus because of the refusal of the business sector" whose proposals were not in the interests of the beneficiaries. The business sector insists on Panama abandoning "the solidarity system and replacing it with two-tier pension plans".
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From: Agencia Latinoamericana de Información
Related topics/regions: [Health] [Social exclusion]
14.07.2003 The U.S. agreed to forgive $10 million of Panama's debt late last week, on the condition that the money be used to protect a key watershed and wildlife area, which supplies half the water needed to operate the Panama Canal.
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From: Environment News Service (ENS)
Related topics/regions: [United States] [Debt] [Conservation]
24.06.2003 Five years ago the International Labor Organization (ILO) advised that, unless the retirement pension system in Panama was reformed, from 2010, the Social Security Fund (SSF) program that runs it — Invalidity, Old-age and Death (IOD) — would be in deficit, and bankrupt by 2014.
But "Zero Hour" arrived before.
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From: Noticias Aliadas / Latinamerica Press
Related topics/regions: [Central America] [Latin America & Caribbean] [Debt] [Finance] [Governance] [Health]
10.06.2003
© Noticias Aliadas / Latinamerica Press
Colombian families who escaped violence in their country by fleeing to Panama are being subjected to mass deportations, family separation, torture, and other violations of their rights as refugees.
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From: Noticias Aliadas / Latinamerica Press
Related topics/regions: [Colombia] [Refugees] [Human rights]
20.09.2002 A multi-billion development scheme could turn southern Mexico and all of Central America into a massive free trade zone, competing in a worldwide race to the bottom of wages, working conditions, environmental regulation and human rights, argues Miguel Pickard.
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From: CorpWatch
Related topics/regions: [Mexico] [Central America]
20.08.2002 The recommendations of a Truth Commission investigation into disappearances under Panama's 21-year military dictatorship appear to have fallen on deaf ears. Ana Teresa Benjamín looks at why progress in reopening cases of human rights violations has been so slow since the Commission released its report four months ago.
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From: Noticias Aliadas / Latinamerica Press
Related topics/regions: [Human rights] [Justice and crime]
14.05.2002 Panamanian journalist Miguel Antonio Bernal is due in court this morning to face criminal defamation charges filed by a former National Police director over a news programme which held officers responsible for the deaths of four prisoners at the hands of fellow inmates.
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From: Committee to Protect Journalists
Related topics/regions: [Freedom of expression] [Media]
27.03.2002 Following Panama's ratification, only four more ratifications are needed to bring the International Criminal Court into existence.
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From: Amnesty International - International Secretariat
Related topics/regions: [Justice and crime]
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