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Caribbean & Central America - July 2014 (ISSN 1741-4458)
CUBA: GDP growth stalls
At Cuba’s regular mid-year National Assembly session, officials reported a disappointing economic performance due to a deterioration of international conditions and problems within the domestic economy.
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- COSTA RICA-NICARAGUA: Unity in adversity
- EL SALVADOR: Sánchez Cerén embraces orthodoxy
- GUATEMALA: Pérez Molina loses another finance minister
- NICARAGUA: New police law approved
- HONDURAS: The US$100m coyote business – and that’s just in Honduras
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: PRSC ends alliance with PLD
- CUBA: GDP growth stalls
- JAMAICA: Approval all round for Jamaica
- REGION: Caricom unveils unprecedented strategic plan
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- Record remittances to Central America