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Over 30,000 May Die In Caribbean From COVID-19 Says University of Washington Institute

Caribbean mortality projection: 8,231 Central America mortality projection(ex-México): 22,546

Spirit Airlines Fined By US Government For Violating Passenger Rights, Unethical Behavior

Spirit was found guilty of undercompensating passengers, forcing them to sign untruthful documents, and denying their rights after overbooking flights.

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández In Stable Condition, Hospitalized With COVID-19

Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez is in stable condition after being hospitalized last week with the COVID-19 Coronavirus infection. His wife is also hospitalized.

East West Goes North South With Costa Rican Manufacturing Expansion

Atlanta, Georgia based OEM contract manufacturer East West has ...

Costa Rica Invited To Join OECD

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has announced that it has extended an invitation to Costa Rica to become the 38th member state of the organization.

Jamaica, Paraguay, Guatemala, Nicaragua Escape Negative Credit Outlook & Remain Stable, Says Fitch

For most speculative-grade sovereigns, limited financing options either constrain fiscal stimulus or heighten liquidity and macroeconomic risks where it is enacted. All are on Negative Outlook except Jamaica (B+), Paraguay (BB+), Guatemala (BB-) and Nicaragua (B-), which all have a Stable Outlook.

Barbados Upset About Being Blacklisted By European Union

The Government of Barbados considers the blacklisting of the country by the European Union over its regulatory regime to combat money laundering and terrorist financing to be both unjust and regrettable, says Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Dale Marshall

Suriname Presents Covid-19 Financial Relief Package

The government of Suriname has announced an economic stimulus and support package to mitigate the effects of the Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic in the South American country.

Moody’s Downgrades Belize to Caa1, Cites “Severe Economic Shock”

Moody's has downgraded the sovereign credit rating of Belize to Caa1 and expects the Central American country to defer interest payments on debt.

Guest Insight – Guyana: The New Wealthy Neighbor?

Diplomat Sergio Escobar says Guyana has a very promising future despite the many obstacles that it will have to overcome.

ICAO: Caribbean, Central American Countries Must Cooperate On Aviation Sector Recovery

The ICAO's Dr. Fang Liu encouraged regional civil aviation authorities to coordinate efforts to protect the commercial aviation industry and enhance economic recovery after the Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic.

Copa Airlines Seeks To Resume Flights June 1st

Copa Airlines is seeking approval to restart operations at Panama City's Tocumen International Airport on June 1 after suspending regular flights due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic

Jürgen Stütz Named To Blue DIamond Resorts As SVP Sales, Marketing & Distribution

Blue Diamond Resorts Names Jürgen Stütz As Senior Vice President, Sales, Marketing & Distribution

Altia Smart Cities Stays Open, Protects BPO & Contact Center Workers During Pandemic

To support all of their customers, ALTIA directly requested special permission to continue operations from the Honduran government and coordinated with health officials, following their guidelines in a very strict manner.

US Firm Offers N95 Masks Available For Immediate Delivery To Domestic & International Destinations

German Trejo of G&T Consulting, has confirmed, that it has available stocks of genuine 3M and other branded N95 masks, as well as versions by other manufacturers available for rapid delivery

Copa Airlines Suspends Flight Operations After Panamá Closes Its Borders

As the government of Panamá announced the closing of its airspace to international passenger arrivals beginning Sunday, until April 21, Panamanian regional carrier Copa Airlines (NYSE: CPA) announced that it has been forced to cancel all flights so will temporarily cease operations.

Copa Airlines Contemplates Temporary Total Shutdown of Operations

With travel restrictions in place due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, Copa Airlines issued a filing indicating that the company will reduce capacity by 80% but may shut down completely.

Despite Coronavirus Fears, Copa Airlines Traffic Remains Steady For February Compared To Last Year

For the month of February 2020, Copa Holdings' capacity (ASMs) remained flat while system-wide passenger traffic (RPMs) increased 0.4% year over year. As a result, system load factor for the month was 84.0%, 0.4 percentage points higher than February 2019.

Spirit Airlines Adds Flights Between San Pedro Sula, Honduras & Cancún, México to New Orleans, Louisiana

Low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines last week announced new international flights between New Orleans, Louisiana and San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Guyana, Guatemala, Guadeloupe: JetBlue Extends Caribbean/LatAm Connectivity With New Flights

JetBlue (NASDAQ: JBLU) has extended connectivity between its John ...

Bogotá Colombia Attracts Record 48 Foreign Direct Investment Projects In 2019

During 2019, Invest in Bogota (IIB), the city of Bogotá's investment promotion agency, supported 48 greenfield Foreign Direct Investment projects, its highest number for a calendar year since its institution in 2006.