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Quake info: Moderate mag 5 1 earthquake - Caribbean Sea, 78 km northeast of Panama City, Provincia de Panama, on 1 May 1:13 am (GMT -5) - 820 user experience reports

User reports estimate the perceived ground shaking intensity according to the MMI (Modified Mercalli Intensity) scale. Contribute: Flag as inappropriate. Send your own user report! leave your comment here chorrera, costa verde (101.3 km SW of epicenter) [Map] / Weak shaking (MMI III) / rattling, vibrating / 10-15 s : estaba sentado y derrepente se empezo a moEr la silla, no estaba seguro de que era, asi que me levante y toque la puerta, y efetivamente, se estaba moiendo la puerta igual, y un par de objetos mas de mi escritorio, como el monitor y tele | One user found this interesting.    110 km SW of epicenter [Map] / Moderate shaking (MMI V) / rattling, vibrating :

Mambe series: Staying still to be smart with the plant

“Mambear coca não é pintar a boca de verde” In contrast with cocaine, mambe, like yajé, lies in a gray area where if not technically legal, it is plainly tolerated in Colombia. Among other reasons, we base that on the Bogotá Secretary of Health’s failure to enforce a nominal prohibition of mambe and other packaged derivatives of coca like teas, pomades and homeopathic dilutions, which are openly sold in crafts markets and health food stores. In any case, it would not apply to its indigenous users, whose right to their traditional practices is guaranteed by the 1991 Constitution and therefore raises the tricky question of their right to sell such products to White men, given the contradiction between the State’s futile “anti-drugs” policies and its support – sometimes in the name of crop substitution! – for the commercialization (and export), by poor indigenous and

Panama Announces New COVID-19 Restrictions Taking Effect December 18, 2020

Panama Announces New COVID-19 Restrictions Taking Effect December 18, 2020 Health Minister Luis Francisco Sucre announced during a December 15th, 2020 press conference new measures that will be put in place starting December 18th with the goal of slowing the spread of COVID-19 in Panama   during the upcoming holiday season. The health officials claim that the gradual re-opening of the economy during the last few months, coupled with recent social gatherings during the November Fiestas Patrias holidays and Mother’s Day, have lead to an amount of transmission that jeopardizes the parameters of Panama’s current re-opening plan. “We must break the chain of infection” reads the title of the slide in Spanish.

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