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Caribbean & Central America - March 2015 (ISSN 1741-4458)
GUATEMALA: Human rights ombudsman warns of health crisis
The parlous state of Guatemala’s health sector has once again made national deadlines. Last month the human rights ombudsman (PDH) Jorge de León Duque presented his annual report on human rights in Guatemala which revealed the situation in the health sector to be the “worst in the country’s history.”
- Electoral results up in the air in El Salvador amid vote-count debacle
- GUATEMALA: Human rights ombudsman warns of health crisis
- PANAMA: Varela makes gestures to indigenous sector
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: PANAMA
- NICARAGUA: More military concerns
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: NICARAGUA
- COSTA RICA: Work begins on major infrastructure projects
- COSTA RICA-PANAMA: Security cooperation to be strengthened
- HONDURAS: Slowly getting back on its feet
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Relations with Haiti under further strain
- CUBA: The benefits of rapprochement are accruing already
- BELIZE: Municipal election boost for ruling UDP
- GUYANA: Ramotar and PPP likely to edge back into power
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- Moving on the Alianza para la Prosperidad