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Central America’s Diplomatic Shift to Beijing Since Costa Rica first recognized Beijing as its diplomatic partner in 2007, a wave of Central American nations has followed suit. Panama in 2017,…

Despite the nation’s image as an ecological haven, many of its citizens grapple with a basic necessity: consistent access to clean water.

Residents of San José are experiencing rotating water cuts, with some neighborhoods left dry for days on end.

Costa Rica and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have taken a bold leap forward with the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA)

Latin America News – Latin Markets is getting ready for: “Central American and Caribbean Infrastructure & Capital Projects Summit 2014” January 28th and 29th in the Ocean Trump Club in Panama…

Latin America News –  The highly anticipated expansion of the Panama Canal, expected to be completed by 2015, will not only have far reaching impacts on global trade, but also…