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Where We Actually Eat in Panama: Carolina & Mille Miglia
Two spots from our family's real circuit — the Costa Verde café with our favorite whipped-cream mocaccino in Panama, and our go-to Italian — with photos and video from our table.
Two spots from our family's real circuit — the Costa Verde café with our favorite whipped-cream mocaccino in Panama, and our go-to Italian — with photos and video from our table.
School at US$300, a friend's beach house at US$400, olive oil cheaper than in Brazil — and a warning: if you dislike heat, this is not your country. Part 4.
Walking at dawn with your phone in hand, health insurance with its own rulebook, and foreign income Panama does not tax. Part 2 of the founder's series.
My life in Brazil was good: great gated community, profitable company, zero financial pressure. I left for another reason — and it is proving right. Part 1 of the founder's series.
Speakers at full blast on the beach, infernal traffic, drivers who steal your parking spot mid-maneuver — the honest list nobody publishes.
Slow counters, unanswered messages, the shrug — why service disappoints here and the tactics that actually get things done.