Latest Blog Posts for Panama Magazine

• PANAMA: Guide to Opening a Personal Bank Account
  on Feb 28, 2009 in Panama Banking bank accounts banking panama panama magazine
      cerritocynthia  Opening a Bank Account in Panama I have been requested by a reader to cover the procedure of opening a bank account here. It is one of those essential but non-exciting posts which are very interesting to newcomers to Panama.
• Kevin Ramos Named to Panama’s WBC Roster
  on Feb 26, 2009 in baseball alex rodriguez carlos beltran carlos delgado david ortiz hanley ramirez home nation jose reyes los angeles angels ortiz jose panama city panama world baseball classic
  Former Union College shortstop Kevin Ramos will have the opportunity to represent his home nation on the big stage as he has been named to the Panama 25-man roster for the World Baseball Classic.  Being named to the Panama national team did not come...
• Viva El Carnaval in Panama (Part 1)
  on Feb 25, 2009 in General bocas del toro bohios carnaval colored velvet dance halls married men national dress open air dance panama panama canal polleras tambores toldos
  From: The Panama Canal Review — March 1, 1957 From Sixaola in Bocas del Toro Province to Puerto Obaldia near the Colombian border, pollera petticoats are flapping today from clotheslines, or are bleaching on the grass. In the cities, last-minut.
• Viva El Carnaval in Panama (Part 3)
  on Feb 25, 2009 in General american legion balboa beauty pageant canal zone carnivals coronation ball mardi gras celebration panama panama city
  There was no Canal Zone queen in 1925 but in 1926 Gov. M.L. Walker selected a queen to represent the Canal Zone in Panama’s carnival. She was Rena de Young, now Mrs. L.B. Sartain; the previous fall, as Miss Balboa, she had carried the Canal Zon.
• Viva El Carnaval in Panama (Part 2)
  on Feb 25, 2009 in General Canal carnaval history panama
  From: The Panama Canal Review — March 1, 1957 What’s it all about? How did it start? Carnival, of course, is the last fling, the last chance to have fun before the 40 days of Lent begin. Panama’s Carnaval is the same as New
• Ruben Blades Promoting Panama in NY (video)
  on Feb 23, 2009 in General
  This is an excellent promotion done by our Minister of Tourism, Ruben Blades, for a New York TV program. I wish Mr. Blades had been doing more of this type of promotion for the country over the past 4 years rather than trying to administrate. He woul...
• We Love the Panama Canal (Video)
  on Feb 23, 2009 in Panama Videos canal commission canal worker costa ricans ecuadorians indian clients isthmian canal nicaraguans panama railroad panamanians shark teeth two oceans
  Last week when my daughter was visiting Panama from Calgary, Canada, we visited the canal. It was my first vist in several yearsbut still held the same facination for me as always. Here are some random comments and a good video with great scenes of t...
• We Love the Panama Canal
  on Feb 23, 2009 in Panama Videos canal commission canal worker costa ricans ecuadorians indian clients isthmian canal nicaraguans panama railroad panamanians shark teeth two oceans
  Last week when my daughter was visiting Panama from Calgary, Canada, we visited the canal. It was my first vist in several yearsbut still held the same facination for me as always. Here are some random comments and a good video with great scenes of t...
• Balboa Expansion Project in Downtown Panama (video)
  on Feb 23, 2009 in General architects bikes city infrastructure coastline constructora expansion project government of panama national avenue new roads panama city parking spaces
  The tourism, real estate and retirement sectors are currently fueling a boom in the economy of Panama. The upshot of this booming economy is there are now more people in need of the core services and infrastructure in Panama City than ever before. T...
• Casco Viejo Offers Past, Present, Pacific Views
  on Feb 22, 2009 in Panama Destinations casco viejo gourmet ice cream panama panama city
  By JEREMY SCHWARTZ Cox News Service   PANAMA CITY — Part old-world Havana, part cutting-edge culinary outpost, and part gentrification on steroids, the Casco Viejo just might be the most fascinating neighborhood in the Americas.   It features des...

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