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Caribbean & Central America - April 2024
THE BAHAMAS: Reeling from the climate change punches
A new United Nations (UN) report focuses on The Bahamas as an example of the growing financial cost of climate change and health pandemics. Natural disasters are becoming more frequent, are leading to increased foreign debt, and are restricting both the value and impact of social programmes.
- Introduction
- HONDURAS: A long-awaited verdict
- NICARAGUA: FSLN further cements control
- PANAMA: Order to halt migrant aid raises eyebrows
- GUATEMALA: Addressing indigenous demands
- GUATEMALA: Arévalo charting economic course with US assistance
- REGION: New BCIE chief pledges to end loans to El Salvador and Nicaragua
- JAMAICA: Opposition PNP makes progress
- GUYANA: UN Human Rights Committee has a look at Guyana
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Growth rate set to double this year
- THE BAHAMAS: Reeling from the climate change punches
- REGION: Tourism recovery under way
- Economic Highlights