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Caribbean & Central America - January 2011 (ISSN 1741-4458)
BARBADOS: Slow recovery for Barbados
In the campaign for the 20 January St John's bye-election, where Mara
Thompson is seeking to replace her late husband, David Thompson, as the
Democratic Labour Party (DLP) member of parliament, the opposition Barbados
Labour Party (BLP) has sought to make the leadership of Prime Minister Freundel
Stuart the key issue.
- Sandra Torres de Colom a First Lady "like no other"?
- HONDURAS: Lobo prises open Pandora's box
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: HONDURAS
- COSTA RICA/NICARAGUA: Responses to border dispute spark controversy
- NICARAGUA: Ortega rules out electoral observers
- PANAMA: Martinelli challenged by corruption
- CENTRAL AMERICA & MEXICO: El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala embarrass Mexico
- HAITI: Political limbo
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Fernández moots re-election bid
- CUBA: Reality bites
- BARBADOS: Slow recovery for Barbados
- GUYANA: 'Electoral' budget unveiled
- POINTERS
- Grim climate future will be costly for Central America