Join the Inter-American Dialogue on September 9 from 9:15 AM to 11:00 AM ET on Honduran politics and elections with Gabriela Castellanos, Deborah Ullmer (NDI), and Antonio Garrastazu (IRI), moderated by Eric Jacobstein, a senior fellow at the Inter-American Dialogue.
Gabriela Castellanos is a Honduran lawyer. Castellanos has served since December 2013 as the executive director of the National Anticorruption Council (CNA), a civil society organization in Honduras dedicated to studying, training, dissuading, denouncing, and combating corruption.
The following report is a country profile that analyses the money transfer marketplace to the Dominican Republic. In particular, the report looks at competition in the market. The report includes a general profile of the migrant population in several countries like the United States and Spain, characteristics of sending money as well as an in-depth analysis of the remittance marketplace.
Este informe es un estudio de mercado sobre productos financieros en Guatemala, con un enfoque en el sector rural, en ocho departamentos. El informe ofrece una perspectiva macroeconómica del país y su relación con el financiamiento, acompañado con un diagnóstico del estado de la oferta y demanda se servicios y productos financieros en Guatemala.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 1, 2025 Contact: Gemma Givens press@thedialogue.org Washington, DC – The Inter-American Dialogue is pleased to announce the appointment of Carlos Ruiz-Hernández
Mary Speck is a senior advisor to the Latin America Program at the United States Institute of Peace (USIP).
Violeta Barrios de Chamorro’s death on June 14, 2025, revives her image as an icon, an example, and a model of why freedom and democracy stand side by side.
Marina Olman-Pal, co-chair of the firm’s Financial Regulatory and Compliance Practice, advises U.S. and international financial institutions on complex regulatory, compliance, and anti–money laundering matters across a wide range of industries.
Join the Inter-American Dialogue on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, from 9:15 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. ET for a conversation on remittance transfers and the proposed Senate bill amendment that would impose a 3.5 percent tax on remittances sent by foreign-born individuals.
This article examines the role of family remittances in Central America, analyzing two dimensions of the flows—macroeconomic and household—identifying the links between these flows and development through finance, and offering recommendations to leverage these flows to mitigate shortcomings in the region’s economic growth.
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