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Economy & Business - April 2026
REGION: Fuel price increases give governments hard choices
Higher energy prices due to the fallout from the conflict in the Middle East have had a significant effect on Central American economies, which are very reliant on imported fuels and therefore highly exposed to external energy shocks.
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