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[Sam Taliaferro]

If you can't click the links below, cut and paste this link http://primapanama.blogs.com/_panama_residential_devel/   Panama yields to pressure concerning its lax banking laws Although this is the headline from today's La Prensa, based on what is in the story and other sources I am not so sure they will have to give up too much. Sounds more to me like placating rather than real substance. What's the real scoop on Honduras? Honduras has been in the news a lot the last two weeks and I am sorry to have heard so many come out against the so called coup that removed Zelaya from office. Bid for lock construction comes within expectations The bids for the major portion of the canal expansion project have come in and apparently one of them is under the threshold established by the ACP. Campaign promises made in the inaugural address-Must read I encourage everyone living in Panama to read the new presidents first address to the nation. If you are considering living or investing here you should read it as well. Panama: Investors Bullish on Martinelli-LBC Latin Business Chronicle has a special report on the election of Ricardo Martinelli and the jest of the report is that he is business friendly and considered to be more right leaning than most of the Latin American leadership. Businessweek-Why Panama is the new Florida Although I don't agree at all with the title, I am very happy to see this positive article about people retiring to Panama. Great article! Future looks bright for Panama-UK Telegraph This upbeat article from the Telegraph should help spur more interest in Panama as the rest of the world sinks further into economic morass. Pretty well done. Number of registered companies increases Surprisingly the number of companies registered in Panama actually increased according to an article from La Prensa last week. The amount of money invested also increased significantly. Canal expansion bids expected this week Tomorrow is the big day that the bids will be opened for the first time. Although the ACP expects the bids to come in within budgetary allowances, many are not so sure. In any case, the suspense will be lifted and the bids will be known win a few days. OECD blacklist of Panama threatens corporate share disclosure The banking privacy issue continues to be a burr under the saddle of the G8 countries who are concerned that billions in taxes are being hidden away in Panama's numerous banks.   Who is John Galt? Click Here to find out who and where he is! To unsubscribe/change profile: click here. To subscribe: click here. Prima Panama PO box 87-2100 Plaza Concordia Zona 7 Panama City, Other 0000000 Panama

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