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Mexico Will Give Temporary Visas to Central Americans To Work in Public Works
The President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, announced this Monday that his government will grant one-year temporary visas to Central Americans to work in the country’s public works,...
Honduras Makes Few Advances Against Crime During 6-Month State of Exception
The state of exception in Honduras has now been in place for six months. But contrary to government claims and National Police figures, the policy has done little to...
Honduras Will ‘Soon’ Start FTA Negotiations with China, With Agricultural Goods in Focus
Honduras said it will "soon" start negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA) with China, Spanish media EFE reported on Saturday, another bid to rev up economic partnership after...
Dominican Republic Records the Highest Foreign Direct Investment Inflows in Its History
The executive director of ProDominicana, Biviana Riveiro Disla, pointed out that for the first time, the Dominican Republic reached a record figure for Foreign Direct Investment, with an inter-annual...
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FAO Asks Central America to Adapt Agriculture to Future Climate With El Niño’s Arrival
Central America will experience a “moderate to severe” El Niño weather phenomenon that will worsen the local drought and the food insecurity situation for millions of people, the United...
Central American Leaders Join Forces to Tackle Climate Change Challenges
The president of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfredo Pacheco, made an announcement yesterday regarding the ongoing Forum of Legislative Presidents in the Dominican Republic. Pacheco revealed that parliamentarians from...
