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Caribbean & Central America - May 2024
REGION: ‘Credible’ human rights issues widespread within Caricom
The US Department of State’s annual human rights report for 2023 was published on 22 April. In its assessment of the 14 sovereign member states of the Caribbean Community (Caricom), only three were deemed to be free of significant human rights issues during 2023, namely Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, and St Kitts & Nevis.
- Introduction
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- HONDURAS: Authorities claim coca eradication progress
- NICARAGUA: Purge of judiciary continues
- GUATEMALA/REGION: Mine dispute symptomatic of uncertainty
- COSTA RICA: Exporters complain about currency appreciation
- REGION: ‘Credible’ human rights issues widespread within Caricom
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- CARIBBEAN POINTER
- JAMAICA: Fiscal success creates new opportunities
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- BARBADOS: Movement on debt-for-climate
- Economic Highlights