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Caribbean & Central America - April 2023
Introduction
“Unprecedented in Latin American recent history”. This was the assessment by Tamara Taraciuk, the Americas director for US-based NGO Human Rights Watch, of the recent decision by Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega to strip over 300 Nicaraguan citizens of their nationality. In line with the ongoing crackdown on dissent, Ortega’s latest move has drawn condemnation not just from international institutions but from his South American peers, as the first piece in this April 2023 edition of the Latin American Regional Report: Caribbean & Central America explores.
- Introduction
- NICARAGUA: Crackdown enters new phase
- PANAMA: A violent start to the year
- EL SALVADOR: US indictment sheds more light on negotiations with gangs
- HONDURAS: Castro government establishes ties with China at the expense of Taiwan
- GUATEMALA: IMF praises economic “resilience”
- REGION: Managing migration in the Caribbean
- GUYANA: Guyana courted on all sides
- REGION: Tourism recovery is gathering pace
- BELIZE: Shrinking the debt
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
- Economic Highlights