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Caribbean & Central America - November 2025
Introduction
The first piece in this November 2025 edition of the Latin American Regional Report: Caribbean & Central America begins in Honduras where the government led by President Xiomara Castro has come under fresh pressure as the country marked the one-year anniversary in September of the high-profile murder of Juan López, an environmental activist [SSR-25-11].
- Introduction
- HONDURAS: Anniversary of high-profile killing piles fresh pressure on government
- GUATEMALA: Gov’t claims progress on key priority
- PANAMA/REGION: Seeking to address deforestation
- REGION: New strategy aims to boost multi destination tourism
- PANAMA: Lawmakers approve move to join Mercosur as associate member
- EL SALVADOR: Extreme poverty increases despite Bukele’s pledge on economy
- HAITI: Impending deadline forces greater commitment
- REGION: A small step forward on free movement
- TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: New government’s first budget
- HAITI: IMF could offer route to wider funding
- REGION: 25x25 not quite there yet
- Economic Highlights