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  • Jonathan D. Farrar, new Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the United States to Panama and the President of the Republic, Ricardo Martinelli.

    U.S. Ambassador presents his credentials

    Jonathan D. Farrar, new Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the United States to Panama, presented his credentials before the President of the Republic, Ricardo Martinelli.

  • Dr. Félix Bonilla, Secretary General of the MINSA and John Law, Chargé d’ Affairs of the U.S. Embassy

    U.S. Government Makes Donation

    The Chargé d’ Affairs of the U.S. Embassy, John Law, visited the province of Darién to inaugurate the Manuel A. Nieto Hospital renovations in Yaviza.

  • Ambassador Powers during the event

    Launch of Youth Crusade for Peace

    The US Government, through the Alcance Positivo Program, and funded by the USAID, MEDCOM Corporation and six local NGO’s, launched the Youth Crusade for Peace today.

  • Chargé d’ Affairs, a.i. of the United States Embassy in Panama, John Law; Davina Cole, director of the Language Unit of the Ministry of Education; and the Director of the Peace Corps in Panama, Brian Riley

    Peace Corps Swear In 55 New Volunteers

    Fifty-five new Peace Corps Volunteers were sworn in by the Chargé d’ Affairs, a.i. of the US Embassy in Panama, John Law, and the Director of the Peace Corps in Panama, Brian Riley.

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  • Peace Corps Swear In 55 New Volunteers

    Fifty-five new Peace Corps Volunteers were sworn in by the Chargé d’ Affairs, a.i. of the US Embassy in Panama, John Law, and the Director of the Peace Corps in Panama, Brian Riley.  

  • Delay In The Delivery Of U.S. Civil Service Retirement Checks

    The Consular Section of the Embassy of the United States wishes to advise all U.S. Civil Service retirees and beneficiaries that, due to observance of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, April 30th, the checks for the month of May 2012 will be delivered to the Postal Center on Tuesday, May 1, 2012, for distribution to the post offices in the Republic of Panama. The U.S. Embassy regrets any inconvenience this may cause. 

  • Forestry Conference in Panama

    The U.S. Government, through the USAID and CATIE, hosted a Forestry Conference on the state of natural forest management and the use of instruments for better use of forest resources.  

  • Fact Sheet: Small Business Network of the Americas

    President Obama has noted that “small businesses are the backbone of our economy and the cornerstones of our Nation’s promise.” 

  • Easter and Passover Greetings from President Obama

    For millions of Americans, this weekend is a time to celebrate redemption at God's hand.  

  • Inauguration of “Por mi Barrio” Center

    The US Government, through USAID, and in collaboration with the Municipal Committee for Violence Prevention of Panama and the Ayudando a Vivir Foundation, inaugurated the ‘Por Mi Barrio’ Youth Center.  

  • U.S. Visas Fees And U.S. Non-Immigrant Visa Application Procedures

    As part of the U.S. Department of State’s ongoing global effort to standardize U.S. visa processes, two new changes will soon take effect. On April 13, 2012, all fees related to U.S. visas will change worldwide. On May 4, 2012, U.S. non-immigrant visa procedures in Panama will also change.