Gaceta Oficial

The Municipal Council of San Félix (Consejo Municipal de San Félix) repeals Agreement 20-98 of 1998, which granted possessory rights over a plot of land intended for the 'villa del indio'. The decision is based on the fact that the original agreement did not meet the legal requirements and conditions necessary to formalize the document.

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The Municipal Council of San Félix (Consejo Municipal de San Félix) amends Agreement 35 of 2017 to correct the area of the plot granted to Jhoel Jossue Isaza Castrellon, adjusting it to 155.97 square meters according to the new survey plan approved in April 2026.

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The Municipal Council of San Félix (Consejo Municipal de San Félix) approves the annual revenue budget of 500,000 balboas for the 2026 fiscal year, financed by real estate tax revenues. Of the total, 25% is allocated for operating expenses and 75% for investment projects, including street improvements in corregimientos such as Lajas Adentro, Santa Cruz, and San Félix, as well as equipping community services and improving roads in the corregimiento of Juay.

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The Municipal Council of La Chorrera (Consejo Municipal de La Chorrera) authorizes Mayor Chuin Fa Chong Wong to sign a cooperation agreement with the Archdiocese of Panama. This agreement aims to develop joint actions for the benefit of residents in the Valle Dorado sector of Barrio Colón corregimiento, focusing on pastoral and community services at the María Auxiliadora Chapel.

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The Municipal Council of La Chorrera (Consejo Municipal de La Chorrera) authorizes the Mayor to explore the creation of a municipal joint venture to study, design, build, and operate a cable car public transport system in the district. The initiative arises from the need to improve connectivity, given that the planned Metro Line 3 does not include a direct connection to the La Chorrera district.

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The Municipal Council of La Chorrera (Consejo Municipal de La Chorrera) amends Article 5 of Agreement 31 of 2021 to establish a new scale of fines for late payment of the vehicle circulation tax (license plate fee). The tiered fines range from 5 to 25 balboas, depending on the delay, with the goal of reducing delinquency in municipal tax obligations.

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The Municipal Council of Las Tablas (Consejo Municipal de Las Tablas) approves the modification of project names and the consolidation of budgets for various investment projects financed by real estate tax funds. These include projects such as 'Improvements to the cabins at Playa Uverito', 'Bus acquisition' (now renamed to community services equipment), and road and park improvements in the corregimientos of Bayano and La Laja.

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Law No. 547 establishes the 'right to be forgotten in oncology' in Panama. The objective is to ensure equality and prevent discrimination against people who have overcome cancer when contracting banking, credit, or insurance services. The law stipulates that after five years have passed since the end of treatment without a relapse, individuals are no longer required to disclose their oncological history. Furthermore, it renders void any clauses, stipulations, or more burdensome conditions (such as increased premiums or exclusions) applied to such individuals. The National Assembly (ASAMBLEA NACIONAL) amends Decree Law 9 of 1998, Law 42 of 2001, and Law 12 of 2012 to explicitly incorporate these protections into the legal framework of the financial and insurance systems.

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This Executive Decree No. 13 appoints María Eugenia Pérez de Preciado as Electoral Attorney General for a term ending on December 31, 2028. The appointment will be submitted to the National Assembly (ASAMBLEA NACIONAL) for ratification, in accordance with the Constitution of Panama and Law No. 232 of 2021. The decree becomes effective upon the official taking of office.

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The National Assembly (ASAMBLEA NACIONAL) ratifies the appointment of María Eugenia Pérez de Preciado as General Electoral Prosecutor, following the recommendation of the Credentials, Regulations, Parliamentary Ethics and Judicial Affairs Committee, for the period ending December 31, 2028. The appointment was originally made through Executive Decree 13 of May 7, 2026.

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