Honduras Bets on an Energy Reform to Stop a $600 Million Yearly Drain
Honduras moves to split its bankrupt power utility ENEE and court private capital, a reform Washington and global lenders back...
June 24, 2026Section
Central America
Panama’s Tocumen Airport Nears 10 Million Passengers and Widens Its Hub Lead
Panama's Tocumen airport moved almost ten million passengers in five months, up fifteen percent, cementing its lead as Latin America's...
June 22, 2026
How Tiny Costa Rica Keeps Pulling In Five Billion in Investment
Costa Rica drew over five billion dollars in foreign investment for a second straight year, a small country punching above...
June 20, 2026
A Key Audit Clears the Path to Reopen Panama’s Giant Copper Mine
An independent audit found Panama's shuttered Cobre Panama copper mine broadly compliant, removing one obstacle as the country weighs a...
June 20, 2026
Nicaragua Touts a Boom. The Outside World Isn’t So Sure.
Nicaragua's government reports a fast start to 2026, but independent forecasters see a slower, remittance-dependent economy under sanctions and US...
June 19, 2026
How the Caribbean Turned Reggae and Carnival Into a Tourism Engine
The Caribbean is turning reggae, soca and carnival into a tourism engine, and a storm-hit Reggae Sumfest shows how the...
June 18, 2026
How a Panama Port Fight Became China’s Quiet War on Shipping
China is detaining Panama-flagged ships at record rates after Panama stripped a Chinese firm of two canal ports. Inside a...
June 17, 2026
Why Ecuador’s Copy of El Salvador’s Crime Crackdown Is Failing
Ecuador borrowed El Salvador's hard-line Bukele security model of mega-prisons and militarization, yet two years on the killings keep climbing.
June 17, 2026
The US Targets the Oil Company That Keeps Cuba Running
The United States sanctioned Cuba state oil company, accusing the government of weaponizing energy as the island faces deep fuel...
June 12, 2026