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Caribbean & Central America - September 2025
HAITI: In search of stability and peace
The outgoing humanitarian coordinator for Haiti at the United Nations (UN), Ulrika Richardson, was reported on 12 August as describing the situation that she was leaving behind in Haiti as “strikingly horrific”. It would be hard to disagree with this assessment, and equally hard to be optimistic about the prospects for the latest international blueprint for Haiti’s future – a report titled ‘Towards a Haitian-led Roadmap for Stability and Peace’ published in August by the Organization of American States (OAS) – however essential the effort might be.
- Introduction
- EL SALVADOR: Bukele continues to follow autocrat’s playbook
- HONDURAS: Electoral concerns persist
- COSTA RICA: Falling tourist numbers cause concern for key economic sector
- GUATEMALA: Arévalo agrees to deepen cooperation with Mexico
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Abinader sanctions new penal code
- HAITI: In search of stability and peace
- TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: A new oil boom?
- REGION: Looking for an Afro-Caribbean axis
- CUBA: Tourism in a tailspin
- Economic Highlights