El Salvador Imposes $1,000 Entry Fee on Travelers from India and Africa to Combat Surge in U.S.-Bound Migration
El Salvador is now charging a $1,000 fee to passengers from India or Africa in ...
UK Hosts First UK-Central America Assoc. Ministerial Council in London to Forge Stronger Ties with Central America
London hosted the inaugural ministerial Council of the United Kingdom Central America Association (UK-CAAA), focusing ...
Tropical Storm Pilar Pummels Central America: A State of Emergency in Effect
Tropical Storm Pilar is aggressively showering Central America with torrential rain, following the destructive path ...
Panama Exits FATF’s Gray List, Opens Door for International Investments
On Friday, a government statement announced that FATF, the financial crime watchdog, has taken Panama ...
Haitians Flood to Nicaragua in New Migration Surge Aiming for U.S. Border
Haitians are flocking to Port-au-Prince’s Toussaint Louverture International Airport, echoing the migration surge of 2017, ...
Ortega’s Regime Cancels Legal Status of 25 Religious Institutions in Nicaragua
President Daniel Ortega has targeted the Catholic Church again, canceling the legal status and registration ...
Guatemalans Protest Against Government Officials Amid Concerns of Democracy Erosion
Thousands of Guatemalans, concerned about their country’s democracy, are blocking roads and marching in protests ...
El Salvador Invests $57.5M in Economic Boost for 2024: Bukele’s Plan Prioritizes Innovation and Business Growth
The El Salvador Ministry of Economy plans to allocate $57.5 million in 2024 to enhance ...
El Salvador Braces for Tropical Storm Pilar: Nationwide Emergency Declared
Tropical Storm Pilar, now menacingly positioned just 360 kilometers off El Salvador’s coast, threatens the ...
El Salvador’s Bukele Stirs Controversy with Bid for Re-Election Amid Constitutional Debate
El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele has thrown his hat into the ring for the upcoming ...
