Inadequate infrastructure is limiting the region's economic potential. Why isn't it more of a priority?
The Missing Piece of U.S. Aid for Central America
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Juan Carlos Zapata
Latin America Could Cut Its Murder Rate By 50 Percent. Here’s How.
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Robert Muggah
Governments in the region should set specific targets to get a homicide epidemic under control.
Congressional Testimony: The Strategic Importance of Building a Stronger U.S.-Caribbean Partnership
COA Vice President Eric Farnsworth testifies before the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Here's What Latin Americans Want to Tell the Next U.S. President
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AQ Online
In AQ’s new issue, we publish memos to the next occupant of the White House — whoever he or she may be — and push back against some silly myths.
Centroamérica no mejorará mientras los temas de las mujeres no sean una prioridad
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Carolina Ávalos
La falta en reconocer las necesidades de las mujeres es un freno persistente al desarrollo.
Homegrown Solutions to Central America's Narco Nightmare
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Robert Muggah, Salvador Paiz
Washington's drug war distorts Central American priorities, but some homegrown steps are worth considering.
Where Are Central America's Real Jobs?
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Richard Lapper
The Northern Triangle lags behind the rest of Latin America on almost every measure of socioeconomic progress. Part of the problem is that growth hasn't created enough jobs.