The Panama News blog links, November 19, 2015
Prensa Latina, Uncertain opening date of Panama Canal expansion
Hellenic Shipping News, AMP strengthens Panama ship registry
Financial Express, Panama ratifies WTO’s trade facilitation pact
E&N, Metro de Panamá rompe todas las previsiones
The New York Times, Liberty Global to buy Cable & Wireless
ANP, APEDE instan a mesa de diálogo sobre los fondos de pensiones
The Hill, Obama’s trade deal is in trouble
Eyes on Trade, TPP financial stability threats unveiled
TeleSur, WikiLeaks alleges massive US government fraud scandal
CCR, False claims lawsuit against Inchcape for inflated costs here and elsewhere
The Costa Rica Star, Costa Rica 2 – Panama 1
The Gleaner, Reggae Boyz lose 2-0 against Panama in semi-final round opener
ANP, Visita de fanáticos costarricenses de fútbol aportará $5 millones a Panamá
TeleSur, UN highlights Panama’s gender inequalities
Chiriqui Chatter, Elimination of visa page inserts for US passports
Los Emanuelsson, Cárcel para periodista que reveló la corrupción en Honduras
Weisbrot, Washington seeks Venezuela election observers that it can influence
WOLA, Congress changing Obama’s Central America aid request
Video, Santos convinced he has support for a FARC deal
El País, Costa Rica faces Cuban migrant crisis
STRI, Will lionfish cross the Panama Canal?
Slate, The most intense El Niño ever observed
The Guardian, FDA approves gene-spliced salmon to be raised in Boquete
The Scientist, Fighting chytrid fungus
Brin: After Paris, can we be both safe and free?
Nye, Gate A-4
Greenwald, Exploiting emotions about Paris to blame Snowden
Boff, Hospitality is everybody’s right and duty
Simian, Cowards
Sachs, Ending blowback terrorism
Michigan Radio, Dearborn mourns local people killed in Beirut attacks
Caribbean News Now!, Trinidad may block return of ISIS fighters
Vintage video, Not in my name
Blades, Reflexiones en torno a los atentados en París
Gandásegui, Panamá y la guerra en el desierto de Siria
Vintage video, The Immigrants
WDAM, Southern Mississippi partners with Panama for billingual ed
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