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Caribbean & Central America - June 2019
CARIBBEAN POINTERS
*** GRENADA GETS GOOD GRADES FROM IMF. Grenada has completed three years under an IMF Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP). Following its latest Article IV consultation and visit to the island, from 25 April to 8 May, the IMF reported that Grenada had entered a “virtuous circle”.
- Introduction
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- REGION: Development plan for Mexico and the Northern Triangle
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- HONDURAS: The IMF is still a bogeyman in Latin America
- HAITI: Energy crisis adds to mounting problems for Moïse
- GUYANA: An unwelcome intrusion
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- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS