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Caribbean & Central America - April 2018 (ISSN 1741-4458)
EL SALVADOR: Awaiting salvation by the 30-somethings?
After the early March local and legislative elections, one interpretation of Salvadorean politics is that the two-party system is now in crisis, perhaps even in its death-throes. An older generation of politicians is failing to connect with the electorate. The scene could be set for a younger generation, represented, among others, by 30-somethings Nayib Bukele and Johnny Wright, to start shaking things up.
- Introduction
- REGION: The need for drastic fiscal policy changes in Central America
- REGION: Mexico and Central America: edging closer in the face of Trump
- EL SALVADOR: Awaiting salvation by the 30-somethings?
- PANAMA: Anger over gentrification in Colón
- HONDURAS: Institutional wrangling, or smoke and mirrors?
- CUBA: Mea Culpas from Castro, Murillo
- GUYANA: A critical moment for Guyana
- GRENADA AND ANTIGUA-BARBUDA: More of the same
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- Economic Highlights