Costa Rica

A recent court ruling has helped many undecided Costa Ricans make up their minds on how to vote

With less than a month until the elections, large swathes of the population are undecided on how to vote

Corruption will bring down some political figures, but will provide others with their routes to victory

A cement scandal has seen corruption become a major concern in a country that hitherto thought relatively little of it

A stalemate in Congress has crippled the president’s plans for the country, and may sink his party’s re-election hopes

The lucrative local drug trade is driving a spike in murders, which looks set to rise further

The Solis government looks set to leave a mixed legacy of improved infrastructure, unfinished projects and debt

Decades-old Central American territorial disputes appear to be coming to a head at The Hague