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At Least 39 Migrants Die in Panama When US-Bound Bus Plunges Off Cliff
At least 39 migrants were killed and about 20 were injured early Wednesday when the bus they were riding in western Panama tumbled off a cliff, authorities said.
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Canada-Panama Match Canceled in Labor, Equal Pay Dispute
Canada’s men’s national team wants the women’s national team to receive equal match fees.
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Panama Gets New National Holiday: Honoring Victims of 1989 US Invasion
A truth commission that was set up years ago documented about 20 disappearances from the U.S. military action which toppled strongman Manuel Noriega.
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Panama Investigates Allegations of Forced Indigenous Sterilization
The procedures allegedly took place at a public hospital run by the government.
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The Arctic Could See Ice-Free Summers by 2035, Reshaping Global Shipping Routes
Arctic transit today is no small feat and is still highly unpredictable, but climate change could make shipping easier — and more common — in the years ahead.
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Treasury Wants to Crack Down on Shell Companies, Corruption With New Rule
Treasury announced a pending rule that will require shell companies to report who really owns them, making it harder for criminals to hide illicit money.