OAS :: Report: Stemming rising migration from Central America calls for tackling immediate needs and root causes

Poverty, food insecurity, climate shocks and violence pushed an estimated annual average of 378,000 Central Americans to migrate to the United States over the past five years, highlights a new report launched today. A high price is paid in human and econo

Related Keywords

Honduras ,United States ,Guatemala ,El Salvador ,Americans ,America ,American ,Luis Almagro ,Andrew Selee ,Michelle Mittelstadt ,Norha Restrepo ,Abby Abazorius ,David Beasley ,United Nations World Food Programme ,Civic Data Design Lab ,Media Center ,Massachusetts Institute Of Technology ,Migration Policy Institute ,American Development Bank ,Permanent Council ,Organization Of American States ,Special Session ,External Auditors ,Semiannual Management ,Performance Report ,Human Resources ,Inspector General ,Secretary General ,General Secretariat ,Financial Reports ,Central America ,Central American ,Massachusetts Institute ,Inter American Development Bank ,American States ,Central American Dry Corridor ,Central Americans ,Director David ,General Luis ,Migration Policy ,Executive Summary ,