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FEATURED ISSUES
DIALOGUE LAUNCHES CENTRAL AMERICA SECURITY WEB PORTAL
REMITTANCES, DEVELOPMENT, AND MIGRATION
SECURITY IN CENTRAL AMERICA: MEETING IN NICARAGUA

ABOUT

The Dialogue’s work on the Central America region examines developments in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, as well as Mexico, with a focus on democratic governance, security, immigration, drug policy, remittances, education reform, energy integration, press freedom, and trade capacity building. The Dialogue’s Central American Working Group is designed to produce fresh, balanced analyses of the region’s most pressing challenges along with practical proposals to address them, and to keep Washington informed. The group includes a diverse mix of some 30 policy analysts, political and labor leaders, economists, and NGO and business executives.

A new Dialogue initiative on security and migration in Central America and Mexico is developing a joint program with leading research centers in the region on two of the most important challenges their countries now face: (1) the threats posed by escalating crime and violence, and (2) the failure of governments to address the political, social, and security problems emerging from continued illegal migration flows to the United States.

STAFF

Michael Shifter, President
Peter Hakim, President Emeritus
Manuel Orozco, Senior Associate/Director of Remittances and Development Program
Joan Caivano, Deputy to the President/Director Special Projects
Kimberly Covington, Program Associate
Rachel Schwartz, Program Associate


For more information, please contact Rachel Schwartz at rschwartz@thedialogue.org or (202) 463-2572
  

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