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Caribbean & Central America - March 2018 (ISSN 1741-4458)
EL SALVADOR: The limits of mano dura
For roughly two years the government of El Salvador has been following a hard-line, militarised policy against gangs and organised crime. US President Donald Trump says it is not hard enough; international human rights groups say it is far too hard and counterproductive. Here we look at the debate.
- Introduction
- EL SALVADOR: The limits of mano dura
- GUATEMALA: Finding the formula for growth
- PANAMA: The long road to 2019
- COSTA RICA: Corte-IDH ruling on gay marriage exposes divisions
- NICARAGUA: Nicaragua’s security success and challenges ahead
- CUBA: Economic policy paralysis cripples Cuba
- GUYANA: The good news still keeps coming
- BELIZE: Government suffers electoral setback
- ANTIGUA & BARBUDA: Browne goes for early election
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- Economic Highlights