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Central America
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on or emanating from Central America.
Haiti and Honduras have made headlines in the last few weeks. Honduras’ former president, Juan Orlando Hernández, was just convicted in a…
“We have painful stories, stories of marginalization, a history of being trampled because we are women and even more because we are…
El Salvador’s presidential election results were predictable given its current political landscape. On February 4, 2024, incumbent Nayib Bukele was reelected with…
Over the past few months, Colombian pop star Shakira’s newest song, “El Jefe,” has taken off throughout Latin America, highlighting the intense…
It was expected that Colombia’s elites, who had enjoyed a monopoly over the state for two hundred consecutive years up until twenty…
Nicaragua has warned Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Canada of its intention to take them to the International Court of…
Why do United Nations human rights bodies focus on some countries, but not others? Why do organizations like Human Rights Watch and…
Do you think I’ll be able to take a collectivo to Guatemala City tomorrow?’ I ask Esau Rosa, a humanitarian worker from San Salvador.…
Over Christmas, images of thousands of women, men, and children walking behind a banner and a man carrying a white cross appeared…
Guatemala City’s Central Plaza was a sea of cautious optimism on Jan. 14. But just up the street, a march organized by…
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