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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Central America, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 15stories have been published about Central America which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Crowley Expands with Inaugural Route Connecting U.S & Central America
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Crowley Expands with Inaugural Route Connecting U.S & Central America

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
Crowley, an international leader in logistics, marine and energy solutions, has announced a significant expansion of ocean shipping services with its...See the Story

Panama will allow controversial mine to export already mined copper to fund maintenance

48% Center coverage: 50 sources
Panama will allow a controversial mine that was closed after months of protests to export more than 120,000 tons of already mined copper concentrate to pay the costs of maintaining the inactive mine site, government officials announced Friday. Opposition to the massive copper mine led to some of Panama’s most widespread protests in recent years before the country’s Supreme Court rejected a deal that allowed a Canadian company to operate it.Panama Politics · PanamaSee the Story

Central American Journalism Forum Arrives in Costa Rica with Workshops and Talks on the Trade in Central America

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Despite everything, there is journalism in Central America. Much, still. To discuss its present and its future, El Faro (El Salvador) celebrates its second edition of the Central American Forum of Journalism in Costa Rica on June 6 and 7. The Costa Rican version of the event is the prelude to the traditional forum, with fifteen editions of trajectory, to be held in August in Guatemala. The “forito” in Costa Rica includes talks open to all audien…Journalism · Costa RicaRead Article

Here’s What These Common—But Confusing!—Airport Signs and Symbols Mean

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
Over the years, I’ve transited through scores of airports around the world, from Scandinavia’s chic, minimalist terminals to the lively, sometimes chaotic hubs of Central America. But one thing they all have in common? Those pictogram-puzzle signs. While they seem simple enough to decipher and don’t require knowing a local language, they still manage to run the gamut from crystal clear to completely confounding. Racing through an airport to make…Central America · United StatesRead Article

Judge orders Trump administration to pursue return of improperly deported Guatemalan man

46% Center coverage: 103 sources
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Friday to facilitate the return of a gay Guatemalan man who said he was deported to Mexico despite fearing he would be persecuted there, after officials acknowledged an error in his case. U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Boston issued the order days after the Justice Department notified him that its claim that the man had expressly stated he was not afraid of being sent to Mexico was based on erroneous information.Immigration and Customs Enforcement · United StatesSee the Story

UN Expert Says Guatemalan Prosecutor's Office Using Criminal Law to Pursue Opponents

55% Left coverage: 20 sources
A United Nations expert warned Friday at the conclusion of her two-week visit that Guatemala’s prosecutor’s office is increasingly using criminal law against former prosecutors, judges, defense attorneys, journalists and others. Margaret Satterthwaite, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers, traveled the country meeting with judges, lawyers, lawmakers and others, including Guatemala’s chief prosecutor.Guatemala Politics · GuatemalaSee the Story

Luis Chaves: "In Costa Rica There Is a Discourse of Superiority that Is False" - La Opinión

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Costa Rican writer Luis Chaves, one of the most important poets in Latin America, talks to BBC Mundo about Costa and its relationship with Central AmericaCentral America · Costa RicaSee the Story

Telekom Wins TV Rights to 2026 Soccer World Cup, Says Bild Newspaper

Coverage: 8 sources
Telecoms giant Deutsche Telekom has secured Germany's broadcasting rights for the men's soccer FIFA World Cup championship in 2026, Bild reported on Tuesday. MagentaTV, the company's television business, could then broadcast all 104 matches in the U.S., Mexico and Canada live, according to the report.BusinessSee the Story

Costa Rica looks to El Salvador in announcing new prison and tough-on-crime reforms

Coverage: 20 sources
Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves took another step in his shift toward a tough-on-crime stance, announcing plans to build a new prison in the Central American nation modeled on the maximum security gang prison in El Salvador. With the announcement Friday during a visit to the Reforma prison, Chaves was channeling El Salvador President Nayib Bukele who he recognized last year with Costa Rica’s highest diplomatic honor for his decimation of that country’s gangs.Costa Rica Politics · Costa RicaSee the Story

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