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Caribbean & Central America - September 2024
Introduction
The first piece in this September 2024 edition of the Latin American Regional Report: Caribbean & Central America begins in Nicaragua where a local human rights NGO, Colectivo de Derechos Humanos Nicaragua Nunca Más (CDHNN+), warned last month of an escalation of repression hitherto not seen this year by the authoritarian government led by President Daniel Ortega targeting the Catholic Church – a lone voice of dissent.
- Introduction
- NICARAGUA: Scaling up attacks on the Catholic Church
- COSTA RICA: Disruption of migrant trafficking network reveals challenges
- EL SALVADOR: NGOs launch registry of disappeared
- GUATEMALA: Moving on a key pledge
- CENTRAL AMERICA: FDI inflows record year-on-year increase
- HONDURAS: Relations with China progressing amid scepticism from private sector
- CUBA: Tightening restrictions on private sector amid ‘wartime economy’
- REGION: Gang violence focus of Caricom heads of government meeting
- Economic Highlights