Separation Day Panama, observed on November 3rd, commemorates the historic event of Panama’s separation from Colombia in 1903, which ultimately led to the creation of the Republic of Panama. This significant milestone marked the culmination of Panama’s struggle for independence and self-determination. On Separation Day, Panamanians reflect on their nation’s journey towards sovereignty and celebrate their identity as an independent state. The day is marked by various events, including ceremonies, parades, cultural performances, and patriotic displays. It serves as a reminder of Panama’s rich history, the sacrifices made by its people, and the country’s commitment to democracy, freedom, and progress. Separation Day is a time for national pride and unity, as Panamanians come together to honor their heritage and aspirations for the future.