Panama will join the 'Earth Hour' global movement, organized by the World Wildlife Fund. A concert will be held in support.
There are not many people who commit to the exaltation and preservation of the traditions of our country, and furthermore, to the difficult task of carrying it out amongst a young audience.
Another challenge. The gladiator from Colón, Leonardo González, world champion for Jiu Jitsu No Gi 2011 and Pan American Championships Miami Open for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 2011, reported yesterday that he will be traveling next Wednesday March 28 to the United States to compete in the Pan American Championship of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 2012, to take place in Los Angeles, California, until April 1.
Entries will cost $15, including food, security, transportation and a shirt.
One of the most demanding events held in Panama, the Ocean to Ocean Race, will take place this Sunday, March 25.
The departure point for this test of 86 kilometers of bicycle riding will be at 7:00 am in Colón, to end at the Amador Causeway.
For three days, the city of Chitré will be a stage for about 80 clowns in the Festival of Clowns.
Painted faces, big shoes and red noses will be the norm next weekend in Chitré, when the first International Clown Festival will be held in Panama. At least that's the proposal, according to Moisés Guerrero, from the Cultural Embassy in the City Hall of Chitré in Herrera.
"We will begin with a caravan at 10:00 am from the restaurant Frosties," said Guerrero.
