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Honduras’s Castro declares fiscal emergency as part of economic plan
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Honduras’s Castro declares fiscal emergency as part of economic plan
Honduras’s new president, Xiomara Castro, has made dealing with public finances a priority in the first few months of her leftist Partido Libertad y Refundación (Libre) government, moving to enable more borrowing by declaring a fiscal...
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LatestSecurity & Strategic Review
Gang crackdown in El Salvador reignites democracy concerns
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Gang crackdown in El Salvador reignites democracy concerns
A crackdown on gangs, which was instigated in late March by the Nuevas Ideas (NI) government led by President Nayib Bukele in response to soaring homicides, is sparking major democracy and human rights-related concerns. The surge in violence has a...
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LatestRegional Report
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After drawn out negotiations, Argentina finally reached a debt-restructuring agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which was ratified by the IMF’s Board of Directors at the end of March, just in time for Argentina to avoid a ...
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LatestSpecial Report
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Money is changing in Latin America. A range of different forces are reshaping traditional banking, currencies, payments systems, shopping, and investments. Financial technology, known as fintech, coupled with e-commerce and increasingly ubiquitous...
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