PANAMA - Panama University begin on Thursday the progressive return to classes in many of its buildings, where activities were suspended indefinitely in protest against naval stations in that country.

University's authorities pointed out that activities will begin in the faculties of Health Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology and Computer Sciences.

The remaining divisions are expected to join on Wednesday in the capital and the Colon province institution's headquarters, they added.

The University Academic Council suspended the activities after student organizations' demonstrations last November 18.

The students called people to be alert before possible US military presence in naval stations, which will set up in many points of the country.

Social movements' representatives have drawn attention many times about the authorities' decisions of setting up eight stations in the Atlantic as in the Pacific coasts.

Government said it have to adopt that measure due to the growing whip of drugs in the country' coasts and waters.

The US ambassador in Panama, Barbara Stephenson, said recently that three American security organizations will train the Panamanian staff.