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Caribbean & Central America - March 2020
GUATEMALA: Giammattei’s initial moves
Since taking office on 14 January for a four-year term, Guatemala’s new President Alejandro Giammattei has sought to dispel concerns about the direction of anti-corruption efforts. Such fears have intensified with the departure of the United Nations (UN)-backed International Commission against in Impunity in Guatemala (Cicig) last year [SSR-19-11]. More generally Giammattei’s initial moves with regard to security are in line with his hard-line electoral pledges and have failed to surprise.
- Introduction
- GUATEMALA: Giammattei’s initial moves
- NORTHERN TRIANGLE: Measuring the direct and indirect costs of crime
- HONDURAS: Hernández ends speculation over Maccih
- CENTRAL AMERICA: Wrangling threatens much needed energy investment
- REGION: Seeking to address the brain drain
- REGION: Mitigating Caribbean disaster vulnerability key to progress
- Economic Highlights