The Economist Casts Doubt on Costa Rica’s Status Amid Soaring Crime and Public Unrest
The British weekly magazine The Economist has cast a shadow on Costa Rica’s image as ...
El Salvador Repeals Law Criminalizing Publication of Gang Messages
El Salvador’s Congress, in a significant legislative move on Wednesday, scrapped a contentious law that ...
Costa Rica Confronts Record Dengue Spike
Costa Rica is grappling with a sharp spike in dengue fever cases, prompting the declaration ...
Guatemala President-Elect’s Party Suspended by Electoral Authority
The Citizen Registry, responsible for overseeing political factions, has taken a decisive action by suspending ...
Migrant Caravan Leader Accuses Latin American Countries of Exploiting Biden Administration
In a stunning allegation, Irineo Mujica, a U.S. citizen and self proclaimed human rights defender, ...
Taiwan Pushes for CABEI Reform After Corruption Exposé
Taiwan’s Finance Ministry is pushing for reforms at the Central American Bank for Economic Integration ...
Tropical Storm Pilar Causes Fatalities and Widespread Flooding in Central America
Reporting live, tropical storm Pilar has claimed two lives in El Salvador, officials confirm, amidst ...
U.S. Imposes Visa Bans on Guatemalan Officials Amidst Post-Election Turmoil
The State Department announced on Tuesday that it’s taking decisive action against individuals responsible for ...
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 ...
