El Salvador Charges Former President In 1989 Murders of Jesuits, Two Women
Prosecutors in El Salvador have brought charges against a former president for the murders of six Jesuits in 1989, a crime carried out by soldiers during a brutal civil...
CARICOM Statement on The Situation in Ukraine
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) strongly condemns the military attacks and invasion of Ukraine by The Russian Federation and calls for the immediate and complete withdrawal of the military presence...
CARICOM Concerned About Political Stalemate and Crisis in Haiti
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) expressed its concern over the political stagnation in Haiti, the humanitarian crisis and the growing insecurity there, according to a communiqué published today in CARICOM...
1 Million Sputnik Coronavirus Vaccines Expire in Guatemala
Health authorities in Guatemala say over a million doses of the Russian Sputnik coronavirus vaccine have expired, because nobody wanted to take the shot.
Francisco Coma, the country’s health minister,...
The Central American Bank Will Fund the Study for Coffee Growers in Honduras And Nicaragua
The Central American Economic Coordinating Bank (CABEI) announced on Thursday that it was funding a study in support of coffee growers in Nicaragua and Honduras with the aim of...
Mexico’s Grupo Bimbo Suspends Operations in Ukraine Plant, Citing Safety Concerns
Mexican beadmaker Grupo Bimbo said on Sunday it has temporarily suspended operations in its Dnipro plant to ensure the safety of its 150 workers, all of whom are Ukrainians,...
