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Caribbean & Central America - February 2023
Introduction
In December, the US-based press freedom group Inter-American Press Association (IAPA) warned that 2022 was the most violent year for the press in Latin America and the Caribbean for the last two decades. The first piece in this February 2023 edition of the Latin American Regional Report: Caribbean & Central America explores concerns regarding this issue in Central America.
- Introduction
- REGION: A dire year for press freedom in Central America
- COSTA RICA/REGION: Costa Rica registers record homicides in 2022
- EL SALVADOR: Security plan enters new phase
- PANAMA: Vital mining sector remains in limbo
- HONDURAS: Controversial new budget will be largest in Central America
- HAITI: An overview of the country’s main gangs
- ANTIGUA & BARBUDA: No change in Antigua
- REGION: Capacity and resilience building for Caribbean small island states
- THE BAHAMAS: Economics of a crypto blowout
- TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Venezuela deal has regional potential
- Economic Highlights