Following an earthquake in Panamá, the National Assembly will temporarily resume sessions at the Parlatino building while the structural integrity of their headquarters is assessed. Directors have been granted discretion to work remotely from October 12th to 15th. The decision comes as officials evaluate damage to the Assembly’s main building caused by the tremor. The focus is on ensuring the safety of members and staff before resuming regular activity at the primary location. This temporary relocation to the Parlatino allows legislative work to continue without interruption during the assessment period. Further updates will be provided as the evaluation progresses in Panamá. The Assembly prioritizes a thorough inspection to guarantee a safe working environment.