A combination of factors led to an almost 5 percent decrease in remittances from the United States to Mexico in 2025; this decline, worth more than US$3 billion, affected close to half a million households.
On May 5, 2026, the Inter-American Dialogue hosted a conversation on Nicaragua’s authoritarian state and the future of U.S. policy in the country. The panel was moderated by Rebecca Bill Chavez, President & CEO of the Inter-American Dialogue.
Approximately 750,000 households in Haiti receive remittances from Haitians in the US. About 40% of those remitters in the US are likely on TPS. For
Join the Dialogue on Tuesday, May 5 at 10:00 AM ET for an in-person discussion on Nicaragua’s democratic crisis, its consolidation of authoritarian rule and the implications for future U.S. policy and other international actors.
Eddy Acevedo serves as vice president for policy and government relations at the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), where he leads the organization’s engagement with U.S. policymakers, oversees congressional and executive branch relations, and helps shape NED’s strategic positioning. He brings more than two decades of experience at the intersection of national security, foreign policy and democratic governance.
The Migration and Remittances Program of the Inter-American Dialogue administered a survey to 200 migrants in the Washington, DC area who were sending cash remittances.
Business, politics, and the economy are defined by both change and continuity, and the money transfer industry is not insulated from these trends. Although the fundamentals of growth are more or less the same—changing needs or behavior of senders and recipients, competition among financial intermediaries, policies and regulations, use of innovation and technology—there are several key developments within those that will shape this year’s performance at an estimated 2 percent growth.
[…] es previsible que la disminución de los flujos migratorios y el aumento de deportaciones desde Estados Unidos continue este 2026.
Analyzing Survey Data from Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua This piece shares findings on the extent of digital adoption in Central America for regular payment
Join us on February 23, 2026, from 9:15 AM to 11:00 AM for a timely and insightful conversation on US-Venezuela remittances market trends.
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