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As of October 24, 2014, the Panama Public Registry´snewElectronic Registration System (SIR) was implementedas part of a project that seeks to modernize its platform in order to provide a more expedite, safe and reliant service.

The Free Trade Treaty between the United Status and Panama will bring large numbers of import companies, such as Nike, J.C. Penny and Wal-Mart, which have been establishing their manufacturing centers in Asia, due especially to the low production costs, and others will set up in the Republic of Panama

El nuevo plan de inversión de hasta US$8.500 millones en el Canal de Panamá abre oportunidades en puertos, energía e infraestructura hídrica. Sin embargo, para el capital extranjero el verdadero diferencial no radica en el volumen del desembolso ni en la magnitud de las obras, sino en el blindaje institucional que sostiene el proyecto: la autonomía constitucional de la Autoridad del Canal de Panamá (ACP), su régimen especial de contratación y la neutralidad permanente del Canal constituyen la auténtica garantía de confianza en este nuevo ciclo de expansión.

The new investment plan of up to US$8.5 billion in the Panama Canal opens opportunities in ports, energy, and water infrastructure. However, for foreign capital, the true differentiator does not lie in the amount of spending or the magnitude of the works, but in the institutional safeguards that support the project: the constitutional autonomy of the Panama Canal Authority (ACP), its special contracting regime, and the Canal’s permanent neutrality constitute the genuine guarantee of confidence in this new expansion cycle.

Bajo un concepto estricto, las decisiones judiciales sólo son de obligatorio cumplimiento dentro de los límites territoriales del Estado al que pertenece el tribunal que las dicta.

Pleno De La Corte Declara Inconstitucional La Tercerización Del Cobro De Impuestos En Virtud Del Secreto Tributario

During the month of July, 1999, the Government of the Republic of Panama, through the Executive Branch, that is, the President and the Cabinet Council, exercising the limited legislative authority granted to it by law #27 of July 5, 1999, approved and enacted Decree-Law No. 5 of 1999 (in advance "the Decree-law"), by which a new system of rules concerning arbitration, conciliation and mediation was established.