Restaurants, cafes, and bakeries are producing some of their own raw materials. 

Honduran coffee growers are expanding their options by growing tomatoes, cucumbers, green pepper, passion fruit, honey, and other produce.   

How feasible are plans for bringing criminal gangs, especially the Urabeños, to justice?

How to label the FARC is an on-going issue in Colombia’s peace talks. 

A “profitable industry” has sprung up around the missing normalistas, while most Mexicans aren’t buying the government’s take on their demise. The case of the missing students and the government’s unreliable investigation are continuing to generate headlines in Mexican papers close to a year after the incident.

El Salvador is launching its war on gangs with a plan to use massive arrests and repression to retake territories where gangs dominate.

Cuba and Mexico are exploring the possibility of creating joint tourism for international travelers, according to the Mexican Secretary of Tourism, Enrique de la Madrid, who headed a mission of 50 companies visiting the island. 

The DR’s healthy tourism industry has yet another source of high end visitors since golf travel there jumped 40% last year. 

With the United States there is nothing to worry about following the escape of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, according to Mexico’s new ambassador in Washington, Miguel Basáñez Ebergenyi.  

Juan Gabriel Valdés, Chile’s ambassador to the United States, speaks openly about various topics.