Haiti’s Refueled Rage Resignation
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Haiti’s Prime Minister Lafontant resigned before a legislative no-confidence vote as violent protests erupted over a 40% fuel price hike ...
The East Caribbean’s Test Tube Tsunami
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With continued economic and banking strains the past decade in the six island East Caribbean Currency Union, with a joint ...
Barbados’ Motley Default Crew Crucible
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After her party’s sweeping election victory taking all seats in parliament in a repudiation of the government’s economic mismanagement, including ...
Central American Remittances’ Premium Protection Stakes
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With the US planning to lift “temporary protection status” for Northern Triangle El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua and Haiti migrants, ...
Jamaica’s Weather Beaten Backstop Boomerang
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Jamaican stocks were up almost 75 percent on the MSCI Frontier index and external bonds were reopened at record low ...
Central America’s Clinging Clown Acts
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Central American bonds sold off as Guatemala’s president Morales, formerly a well-known comedian, ousted the UN’s anti-corruption monitor as it ...
Cuba’s Thwarted Thaw Thickening
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Cuban asset prices sank as the Trump administration announced partial reversal of bilateral travel and commercial openings and harshly criticized ...
Haiti’s Searing Swearing In Swoon
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After a yearlong stretch of election delays and reruns, Haiti President Moise, an agricultural entrepreneur touted by his predecessor, took ...
Haiti’s Battered Runoff Replay
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As Hurricane Matthew devastation lingered in a large swathe of the island outside Port au Prince, Haiti’s chronically delayed presidential ...
Central America’s Migration Wave Slap
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Central American credits joined Mexico in absorbing the brunt of post-Trump election repositioning with their own close trade and remittance ...