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European museums can turn into the inspiration for a passion. It was on a tour of the Old World that Lineth Márquez's love for painting was born. She has become be the only Panamanian to represent her country at the art show 'Eclecticism,' running from April 24 to 30 at the Ward Nasse Art Gallery in the New York City SoHo District, the artsy area of Manhattan.

‘Original Expression’ will present 15 works of art with vivid colors and done in oil paint.

The artist Jorge Camaño from Veraguas will offer a tribute to the Panamanian ethnic groups, especially Guna, Embera and Ngäbe women.

He will do this through his exhibition "Original Expression," which opens today at the headquarters of the National Bank of Panama (BNP) at 6:00 p.m.

Delegations from various nations will be in the country from July 2 to 7, 2012. The Brazilians lead the list with the most breeders

The organizers of the XVI Brahman World Congress, to be held in Panama from July 2 to 7, 2012, confirmed the participation of a large Brazilian delegation, which will be headed by the Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders (abbreviated ABCZ in Portuguese), as well as breeders and companies linked to this livestock sector.

Sea turtles are a species that have managed to survive all the changes of the planet, and Veracruz is one of the most recognized sites for having turtle camps where they are cared for, protected and released, a process that the whole family can experience, reported the Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Cinematography (Secturc).

In the month of April five species of sea turtles start to arrive to nest along Veracruz coasts. They are now considered endangered, resulting in a federal environmental crime, punishable with up to 12 years jail, for catching or selling sea turtles.

Athletes show their fineness

They demonstrate that intellectual disability is beyond race, gender, class and religion, among other things

Special Olympics is making it clear that no physical or mental barrier can stop the power of the human spirit, corroborating the statement by the lady of the Special Olympics, the American Eunice Kennedy..

Yesterday, from a very early hour when the curtain was opened for athletic competition, the players in the II Central American and Caribbean Games mixed in the El Dorado Bowling Alley, the Irving Saladino Sports Center and the Roberto Duran Arena, among other sports venues.

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