(NewsroomPanama)Panama’s celebration parades for will take two routes simultaneously, one on Via Espana and the other along Avenida Balboa. The Via Espana parade will begin at 8:30 am, while the parade assembling at the Presidency in Casco Viejo will move off at 9 a.m. Both routes will have 23 bands and marchers from schools, “coordinated and regulated by Executive … [Read more...]
Sora, Panama: Inexpensive Property In One Of Panama’s Largest Expat Communities
I’m surrounded by pines and the birds are singing. Snow White. I can’t help it: All I can think about is that fairy tale. I’ve been driving since dawn, enjoying the views as the sun rose. But now the bright disc is overhead in the sky. As I step out of the car, a whoosh of cool air reminds me I don’t need the air conditioner anymore. I take it all in through the … [Read more...]
Top Five Places to Meet Expats in Panama City
(InternationalLiving)As an expat, there is a lot to do in Panama City. You’ll hear about the large international community, the First-World restaurants and clubs, and every activity imaginable. But if you don’t know where to go or where people hang out, you could end up feeling a little lost during your first days here. Newcomers just need a few pointers so they can … [Read more...]
Where Should I live in Panama City?
(latinworld) I lived in Panama City for nearly a year and a half, so I’ve decided to put together a neighborhood guide for those thinking about making the move to Panama City. Area Bancaria/Obarrio/el Cangrejo: These three neighborhoods in Panama’s center are home to some of the city’s best hotels and restaurants, as well as the city’s flashiest casinos, most … [Read more...]
Learning the Social Customs of Panama
(expatify.com) Panama is a diverse country. Most people are either Creole or mestizo. The urban elite population tends to be Creole with mostly Spanish heritage. There are also some Spanish, Greek, Italian, Korean, Chinese and Sephardic Jewish minorities in urban areas. The native population refers to themselves as “naturales.” There are also some people from African … [Read more...]