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Caribbean & Central America - February 2018 (ISSN 1741-4458)
EL SALVADOR: Breaking the logjam?
It came late, but it finally happened. On 5 January El Salvador’s legislative assembly (AL) ended months of wrangling and approved a national state budget for 2018, providing what looks like a way out of the country’s recurring dispute over government spending and borrowing. The proximity of elections may have something to do with the new, apparently more collaborative spirit.
- Introduction
- NORTHERN TRIANGLE: Judicial corruption threatens Central America’s fight against impunity
- HONDURAS: Continuity – but to whose benefit?
- GUATEMALA: Little progress on social inclusion
- EL SALVADOR: Breaking the logjam?
- PANAMA: Blue Apple leaves a bitter taste
- GRENADA: Prime Minister Mitchell names the day
- GUYANA: Off to court
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- Economic Highlights