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Central America: When the Market Came Before the Institutions · Global Voices
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The beans that are consumed in San Salvador may have been harvested in Nicaragua. Milk that reaches a Honduran supermarket can come from Costa Rica. The corn that is missing in a country can cross several borders before reaching the table of a family. This is how the Central American economy works today: as a network [...] Central America entry: when the market arrived before the institutions was first published in Divergentes.
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