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This new Google Group is open for membership. Joining this group will give you the ability to post questions and give answers to questions, about living and visiting Boquete. This is a Chat Room where political or religious issues are NOT permitted, and members are asked to be courteous and not give opinions that cause consternation and cause rancor. These are the kinds of posts you can place on Boquete Talks: Real Estate for sale or rent, Events that will happen, Questions about where to find things or services, Answers to questions posed, Notices of businesses opening or clo -
Presentation of the book Panama Moderno
Biblioteca de Boquete posted a calendar event in Community Events Calendar
In charge of two professors with several decades of research, Michael L. Conniff and Gene E. Bigler, Modern Panama: From occupied territory to the center of the Americas, it focuses on the fast-paced Panamanian history since the Torrijos-Carter Treaties entered into force in 1979. Just published by the City of Knowledge and the Novo Art Editor, this work, translated into Spanish by Adrienne Samos and extended by Guillermo Castro, will be presented at the Boquete Library on Sunday, August 18, 2019, at 4:00 pm. The authors will be present to talk with the public and sign their books. -
Private Interest Foundations in Panama constitute an alternative to Offshore Corporations or Companies and to Limited Liability Companies, because they are meant to provide asset protection, playing an important role, similar to that of a Trust. For this reason Foundations directly compete with Trusts as a vehicle for wealth and estate management, permitting separation of assets between the founder and the beneficiaries, but without necessarily losing control of such assets, as it happens in Trusts. A Private Interest Foundation is the combination between a corporation and a will. -
A few weeks ago, I presented this story at the BCP reading group. It was well received and I have gone on to publish it on Medium.com. The story is real, save for one tiny detail. Enjoy... A Haunted Housewarming in Panama Mark Heyer
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It seems that the Tugboat Captain's union has decided that the safety of ship transits through the new locks is being compromised by the extended work hours required of the tugboat fleet. Worker fatigue seems to be the primary issue. Some captains have made their point via a work stoppage, and the Canal Authority has "sanctioned" them. Apparently transits are continuing with slower passages and without the forward tugboat. In my opinion, this problem will continue to fester until they increase the tugboat fleet and associated crews by a significant number (i.e. 50% +) https://www.prensa.c -
Overview Enjoy our cool/spacious 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bathroom., Family Home with great views of Vulcan Baru/open concept living./dining./sitting room combo/overlooking small man-made pond & backyard. Kitchen with eat in counter, laundry rm. outdoor patio. Parking-WiFi,TV,AC, 10 mins-shopping. Minimum, monthly rental at a rate of $1475.00 per month including electricity, water, garbage pickup, and Internet. The space We love the open -
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