In Newsletter 95, we explore how recent government crackdowns are impacting Panama’s Indigenous communities. We also investigate the true costs of road construction in the region and report on the growing pressure faced by NGOs in El Salvador.

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In newsletter 94, we share the news that the Berrios family have arrived in Spain. We examine a decade of violence in Olancho, and report on protests and repression across Panama.

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In newsletter 93, we examine the United States’ plans to deport people to Central America. Mining returns to El Salvador, Canada threatens Indigenous communities in Honduras, and the US intervenes in Panama.

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In newsletter 92, Liz Richmond visits MUFRAS-32 and IMAP. We show how bad trade policies make life unaffordable in Honduras. We also rounded up the biggest environmental stories from Central America.

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In newsletter 91, we report on the struggle against aggregate mining at Gales Point. Also, in this issue, wildfires grip the region, Costa Rica closes its zoos, and the fight for Indigenous rights in Honduras continues.

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In newsletter 90 we hear from ENCA member Liz Richmond as she visits our partners across the region. We look at alternatives to the Panama canal, and we provide a round-up of corruption cases blighting Central America.

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In newsletter 89 we look at the effect of migration on Panama and Costa Rica. FECON report back on projects funded in Costa Rica. We also investigate the links between mining money and the arrest of Salvadoran water defenders.

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In newsletter 87 we examine concepts of sustainability in Panama, we report on the killing of Guapinol activist Oqueli Dominguez. We examine how Costa Rica seeks to combat environmental crime, and we report back on our virtual tour of Tobacco Caye in Belize.

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In newsletter 87 we examine how ferro-nickel and iron ore mines have led to persecution and assassinations in Guatemala and Honduras. We also look at plans to develop new ports across the region, and report on El Salvador’s mega prison.

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In newsletter 86 we examine agroecology and food sovereignty. We look at energy programmes across Central America. And we report on the El Sueño Existe festival, and ENCA’s support of Lake Atitlán communities.

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