Panama, September 22, 2025 - The Minister of Culture, María Eugenia Herrera, participated in the Uneven Tv program of the Univision Chain, broadcast from Panama, this week, from today, Monday September 22, as part of the Youth Awards 2025.

The recording takes place at the Herbert De Castros Auditorium at Ciudad de Las Artes, one of the main cultural scenarios of the country, and reaffirms its role as an international projection platform.

During the program, she shared the importance of culture as an engine for social change as well as Panama's role in promoting the region's creativity, art and youth talent.

Five outstanding figures from the world of entertainment and communication come together in an initiative that promises to mark a course in the region. Adamari López, a renowned Puerto Rican actress and presenter, brings his charism and experience with his Spanish screen, while Amara La Negra, a singer and actress with Dominican and American roots, adds his authenticity and energy to his project. Both artists represent influential voices that deeply connect with diverse audiences in Latin America and the United States.

The association includes Karina Banda, a Mexican journalist with an award for his professionalism and analytics, and Dr. Nancy Alvarez, a Dominican psychologist with a reference to mental health and human relations and Migbelus Castellanos, a Venezuelan model and presenter with an extensive entertainment background. Together, these women bring a combination of talent, credibility and emotional connection with the public, strengthening a platform that aims to report, inspire and transform from different cultural and social backgrounds.

The presence of this television space, in Panama, allows us to project Panamanian cultural diversity at an international level and held a commitment to continue to support artists, creators and cultural managers who are proud of our country.