AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWildlife Rules: MiAmbiente reminded visitors that Panama’s humpback whale season runs roughly between July and October, urging strict distance and non-interference—at least 250 meters from whales, 100 meters from dolphins, and max 4 knots in observation zones, with engines in neutral when cetaceans are close. Immigration Enforcement: Panama’s National Migration Service carried out verification operations across multiple provinces, checking stations, terminals and borders, issuing citations and transferring some foreigners for detention procedures. Visa Access (Africa): Panama published an official list of African countries whose citizens can enter visa-free in 2026, with a three-month stay limit; nine countries are included. Diplomacy & Trade (India/Canal): Panama’s foreign minister pushed India to back the Panama Canal neutrality treaty, calling Panama a “natural bridge” for global trade and highlighting cooperation in multiple sectors. Maritime Deal (China): Panama and China agreed to renew a maritime shipping treaty giving Panamanian-flag ships preferential tariffs and simpler rules in Chinese ports after tighter inspections. Housing Registry (Venezuela): Minister Paola Posani reported thousands of families added to the Single Housing Registry via 28 care points in La Guaira, using identity-card verification.
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