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Oscar Sulbaran is a journalist based in Panama City, Panama. Venezuelan. More than 10 years of experience
Spanish
Video Package (Web / Broadcast)
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Butterfly Bio-Trade Gains Strength in Panama
Panama has joined the international butterfly trade for the first time. The ecological business of butterfly farming, which started just over a year ago, is already bearing fruit for the country and for small breeders.
Panamanian teenagers propose possible solution to marine pollution
A prototype robot designed by Panamanian teenagers aims to clean ballast water from ships, which is laden with sediments and pollutants. This technological innovation represents a forward-thinking approach to addressing marine pollution.
What is happening in Panama? The massive anti-mining protests that have paralyzed the country
Panama is experiencing massive anti-mining protests following the expedited approval of a controversial mining contract with Minera Panamá, a subsidiary of First Quantum Minerals. The contract, ratified by President Laurentino Cortizo, has sparked widespread discontent due to environmental concerns and perceived government corruption. Environmentalists and organizations like Panamà Wildlife Conservation and Centro de Incidencia Ambiental (CIAM) have criticized the project for its impact on biodiversity. The protests, which have included road blockades and strikes, have significantly disrupted the country's economy. The situation is further complicated by upcoming general elections in 2024, adding to the social unrest.
Panama Farmers Embrace Butterfly Breeding Eco-Venture
Many ranchers in Panama are transitioning from breeding livestock to butterflies, which benefits the environment and has proven economically advantageous for some. The story is reported by Oscar Sulbaran and narrated by Veronica Villafane.
A unique castle in the world raises awareness about environmental conservation
In Panama, there is a unique castle known as 'Castillo inspiración,' made from recycled plastic bottles. Its creator aims to save beaches from pollution and spread awareness about environmental conservation.
Accidente vial en Panamá deja sin vida a decenas de migrantes
At least 39 migrants lost their lives in a traffic accident. The individuals had recently crossed the Darién jungle and were being transported to a shelter in the border area with Costa Rica.
Drought Conditions Prompt Panama to Reduce Traffic Through Canal
Climate change and an El Niño-induced drought have significantly impacted the Panama Canal, leading to the imposition of restrictions on vessels by authorities to maintain trade and canal operations.
Drought in the Panama Canal generates economic impact
The Panama Canal, heavily reliant on freshwater, has been significantly impacted by climate change, necessitating restrictions on vessel cargo and reduced ship transit. These measures have led to notable economic repercussions.
What do humans and insects have in common?
The relationship between humans and insects is closer than many might imagine. In Panama, a scientist is investigating human evolution through the study of ants.
Science in the service of combating climate change
A UNESCO study on biosphere reserves and geoparks has projected that nearly 10 million people could be at risk of food and social insecurity in the next decade due to climate change. Droughts and floods are the main manifestations of the temperature change.
Low water levels in the Panama Canal put investments at risk and cause concern
Low water levels in the Panama Canal are posing a risk to investments and causing widespread concern.
Mangroves: Defense against natural disasters
Mangroves are considered a key element in combating climate change, capturing four times more carbon than other plants and protecting coastal areas from flooding. Despite their importance, it is estimated that 42 percent of these forests have been lost in recent years.
Barro Colorado: the living laboratory in Panama that attracts thousands of scientists from around the world
Barro Colorado Island in Panama serves as a vital research center attracting approximately 1,200 scientists annually for environmental studies. The 15-kilometer area, formed over 100 years ago during the construction of the Panama Canal, was established as a protected space due to its rich biodiversity and unique location between two oceans.
A specialty coffee for discerning palates
Geisha coffee from Panama is highlighted as a high-value specialty product, with prices reaching $140 per cup and $6,000 for nearly half a kilogram. The article emphasizes the exclusivity and premium nature of this coffee.
Sustainable agriculture: more food and more health
Droughts and floods are increasingly frequent challenges for many agricultural producers. In the Province of Chiriquí, Panama, a community of women has embraced sustainability as a standard.
Nearshoring presents opportunities for Latin America
In the context of a global trade slowdown, there is an aspiration to make Latin America a hub for relocating production centers of U.S. companies currently based in Asia. Supply chain failures have prompted a reevaluation of global trade.
Panama expects to see fewer migrants
The flow of migrants through the dangerous Darién jungle has significantly decreased following the new US immigration policy towards Venezuelans. Panamanian authorities are now focusing on the border with Costa Rica to prevent re-entries.
The Panamanian humanitarian hub that attends emergencies throughout the region
Since its construction in 2018, the Regional Logistics Center for Humanitarian Assistance in Panama has been instrumental in responding to emergencies in countries such as Haiti, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, the Caribbean islands, and Venezuela. The center, which spans approximately 12,000 square meters, has mobilized around 4,500 tons of humanitarian aid to over 30 countries in 2021. It houses deposits from the United Nations and the International Red Cross and is projected to expand to 40,000 square meters. The hub has been crucial during the COVID-19 pandemic, facilitating the distribution and storage of support, and has moved $60 million worth of aid in 2021. The UN deposit in Panama is one of six globally and the only one in the continent, with over 100 partners worldwide. The hub's strategic location and infrastructure have saved international institutions over $1.5 million in annual rent and offer a rapid response time of 36 to 48 hours for emergencies.
A humanitarian hub in Panama to address emergencies in the region
A logistical center has been established in Panama to effectively respond to various emergencies impacting the continent, including climatic phenomena, health emergencies, and migration crises.
Screens: Point of Clash Between the Traditional and the Modern
The article discusses the seemingly harmless access to screens and the potential negative effects of their indiscriminate use on children. In Panama City, a Venezuelan psychologist is working to counteract the impact of technology through creative forms of education and entertainment.
The generation of researchers who represent Panamanian science
Mairim Solís, a Panamanian scientist at the Instituto Conmemorativo Gorgas, leads research on COVID-19's effects on pregnant women and placentas, despite Panama's low science budget. With funding from the British Embassy in Panama and the L´Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science program, her team studies the virus's presence in placentas and potential therapeutic uses of stem cells. Solís, educated in Taiwan, advocates for women's increased leadership in science.
Cámara para programa "Africa 7 Días" de France 24 en español
PKG para France 24 en español sobre la sequía en el Canal de Panamá
PKG para "Medio Ambiente" de France 24 en español sobre la pesca fantasma. Imágenes subacuáticas corresponden a Álvaro Silva
PKG para France 24 en español sobre los 30 años de la invasión estadounidense en Panamá
Varios trabajos como reportero para Televen, en Venezuela
Cobertura de beisbol en Venezuela. Ancla, productor y cámara de la sección de deportes de El Noticiero Televen
Entrevistas en el Minute Maid Park, casa del equipo de beisbol de los Astros de Houston
Sobre la pobreza y el boxeo en Panamá. Video realizado casi en su totalidad con teléfono móvil
Proceso de restauración de la Catedral de Panamá
PKG sobre las redes fantasma en la Bahía de Panamá.
Cómo vivieron los panameños su primer juego en un Mundial de fútbol
PKG sobre la migración china en Panamá. A partir del minuto 2:48
Panama: Ricardo Martinelli, Between Justice and Politics
Former President of Panama, Ricardo Martinelli, is facing a judicial process for alleged espionage during his administration while simultaneously aspiring to be elected as the Mayor of Panama City and a deputy in the National Assembly in the upcoming May elections. Despite the trial beginning on March 12, Martinelli remains active in politics, supported by his party and social media campaigns. The trial, which will not be televised due to legal restrictions, could impact his ability to assume office if elected. Martinelli's defense has repeatedly raised concerns about his health, claiming a risk of death. The political atmosphere remains charged with the rivalry between Martinelli's administration and that of Juan Carlos Varela, highlighting the intertwining of justice and politics in Panama.
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