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Panama, September 17, 2025. - The Ministry of Culture reported that the restoration work of Reina Torres de Araúz's Anthropological Museum (MARTA) reached a 42.13% advance after an inspection by Minister María Eugenia Herrera with her technical team. The contract was signed in April [...]
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Panama, September 12, 2025. An intergovernmental team, including the Ministry of Culture, conducted a tour of the first tourist and cultural circuit at Colón Centre, a key action to achieve the strategy of revitalization of the Atlantic province that is aligned with the aim of diversifying the tourist and cultural offer.
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The Minister of Culture, Maruja Herrera, participated as a keynote speaker in the commemoration of the 17th anniversary of the National Customs Authority, held at the iconic Customs Office of Portobelo, a space that was used to value the historic and cultural memory of Panama.
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Panama, 25 August 2025. - Today the subcommission established by the Commission of Education, Culture and Sport met with the team of the Ministry of Culture, headed by Minister María Eugenia Herrera, to discuss the bill 80 amending some articles of Act 136 and repealing Act 53
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Panama, August 23, 2025. - The Ministry of Culture participated on Saturday at the II Symposium on Conservation and Protection of Cultural Heritage of Panama, organized by the Panamanian Society of Engineers and Architects (SPIA) and the Inter-American University of Panama with an agenda dedicated to reflection on challenges and advances
Panama 21 August 2025. The National Cultural Heritage Office of the Ministry of Culture, headed by Samileth Stanziola, undertook an official visit to the Municipal Council of Aguadulce, at the invitation of Mayor Cristian Eccles, the full of the Council and local leaders, with the aim of strengthening actions to preserve, restore and promote the
At the International Book Fair (FIL), the Forum was held: International Dialogue of Indigenous Languages, a space dedicated to reflection and action about the urgent situation of ancestral languages.
"The voice of the ancestral languages was heard at FIL Read more »
Colón, 3 August 2025. - The National Government, through the Ministry of Culture, officially initiated the project of complete restoration of San Felipe Church of Portobelo, the St. John's Chapel and its immediate environment with an investment of 12.2 million balboas, and reaffirmed its commitment to preservation
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Panama, July 21, 2025. - The Manuel F. Zátiate Museum, located at Guarararé, exhibits one of the oldest nightclubs that exist in Panama. It's believed that this piece has about 160 years of production, was donated by the family Alvarez Díaz to Manuel Zátiate and his wife Dora de Zátiate, by
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"Reaffirming our commitment to living heritage" Paris, France - July 2025. - The UNESCO's World Heritage Committee officially approved the registration of the first phase of Panama's Transitory Colonial Route on the World Heritage List, recognizing its unique universal value as a testimony to its strategic role
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