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Caribbean & Central America - April 2025
Introduction
Even before the chaos which characterised the 9 March primaries ahead of Honduras’ 30 November 2025 general elections [WR-25-10], civil society groups had raised multiple concerns about the electoral process – not least the lack of transparency of campaign finance as the first piece in this April 2025 edition of the Latin American Regional Report: Caribbean & Central America explores.
- Introduction
- HONDURAS: Concerns over campaign finance
- PANAMA/COSTA RICA: Dramatic plunge in migration through the Darién
- NICARAGUA: Withdrawing from the UN Human Rights Council
- EL SALVADOR: IMF confirms US$1.4bn financing agreement
- HONDURAS: National blackout highlights continued issues in energy sector
- BELIZE: PUP holds onto power
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC/HAITI: Dominican Republic clamps down on Haitian migrants
- JAMAICA: Homicide rate trending down
- GUYANA/VENEZUELA: New coastal incursion
- TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: US revokes licences for Trinidad-Venezuela gas projects
- ST LUCIA: Strong growth but debt burden still heavy
- REGION: Food security still a cause for concern
- Economic Highlights