What's the crime rate against Americans and other expats in the Panama City, Panama area of Casco Viejo?
Patrizia Pinzon - Arco Properties
Posted May 22, 2013
Rey Bazán
    Casco Viejo is one area where criminals do not discriminate, and whether you are American or Panamanian, it really does not matter. They do not have to see your passport to rob you. But I would say that Casco Viejo is one of the safer areas of Panama. That is so because the government is aware that this place has a lot of tourists. The presidential palace is in Casco Viejo, and the offices of two major government entities, which are the Foreign Affairs and the Secretary of State, are...
Casco Viejo is one area where criminals do not discriminate, and whether you are American or Panamanian, it really does not matter. They do not have to see your passport to rob you. But I would say that Casco Viejo is one of the safer areas of Panama. That is so because the government is aware that this place has a lot of tourists. The presidential palace is in Casco Viejo, and the offices of two major government entities, which are the Foreign Affairs and the Secretary of State, are...
    Casco Viejo is one area where criminals do not discriminate, and whether you are American or Panamanian, it really does not matter. They do not have to see your passport to rob you. But I would say that Casco Viejo is one of the safer areas of Panama. That is so because the government is aware that this place has a lot of tourists. The presidential palace is in Casco Viejo, and the offices of two major government entities, which are the Foreign Affairs and the Secretary of State, are there, too.  (Former building of Foreign Affairs in Panama, pictured.)
Casco Viejo is one area where criminals do not discriminate, and whether you are American or Panamanian, it really does not matter. They do not have to see your passport to rob you. But I would say that Casco Viejo is one of the safer areas of Panama. That is so because the government is aware that this place has a lot of tourists. The presidential palace is in Casco Viejo, and the offices of two major government entities, which are the Foreign Affairs and the Secretary of State, are there, too.  (Former building of Foreign Affairs in Panama, pictured.)  
Posted October 9, 2014
Pedro Torres
 I do not think any expat should be concerned about crimes in Casco Viejo. I am not sure if there is a specific number for crimes against expats in Panama, but the country, including Casco Viejo, has the lowest crime rate against any expats in all of Central America. It is pretty safe here.
I do not think any expat should be concerned about crimes in Casco Viejo. I am not sure if there is a specific number for crimes against expats in Panama, but the country, including Casco Viejo, has the lowest crime rate against any expats in all of Central America. It is pretty safe here.    I do not think any expat should be concerned about crimes in Casco Viejo. I am not sure if there is a specific number for crimes against expats in Panama, but the country, including Casco Viejo, has the lowest crime rate against any expats in all of Central America. It is pretty safe here.
I do not think any expat should be concerned about crimes in Casco Viejo. I am not sure if there is a specific number for crimes against expats in Panama, but the country, including Casco Viejo, has the lowest crime rate against any expats in all of Central America. It is pretty safe here.   Posted January 1, 2015
David De Franco Levi - DEFRANCORP- Business Consultants
Posted June 25, 2015
 
                     
                        