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The crisis that has affected Nicaragua since April 18 and the solutions to the problems that it causes in the Central American industrial sector were the subjects discussed during the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Chambers and industry badociations of Central America and the Dominican Republic (Fecaica) and the Minister of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica, Dyalá Jiménez Figueres, reported yesterday the Chamber of Industries of Nicaragua (Cadin), in a press release.
"The members of the Board of Directors of the Federation of Industrial Chambers and Associations of Central America and the Dominican Republic (Fecaica) met today (Monday) with the Minister of Commerce Costa Rica's exterior, Dyalá Jiménez Figueres, to badyze with current and future profound problems affecting the region, and discuss proposals for solutions with the Central American industrialists for the current and future economic impact due to the conflict in Nicaragua, "says the press release
. From the Costa Rican Chamber of Industries, Enrique Egloff, mentioned that industrialists in the region are very concerned. "We do not see any solution to the political and economic problems in Nicaragua.It is a situation that takes away the dream of the productive sector of the whole region."
A few days ago, the Council of Fecaica administration has called on the regional authorities of the Central American Integration Secretariat (SICA), the Secretariat for Economic Integration (Sieca) and international organizations such as the Organization of American States (OAS), the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the other trade union federations of the Central American region, so that they can express themselves strongly about these events the loss of human lives and the implementation of endangered the Central American regional market, democracy, the rule of law and the human rights of all its inhabitants. This same request has been extended to the governors of the countries of Central America, says the press release.
Affects everyone
Egloff explained that the situation in Nicaragua affects the whole region. As an example, he mentioned that trade between Costa Rica and Panama with the north of the Central American region has recorded losses. According to the representative of Costa Rica, the effects of the crisis would have repercussions on regional integration.
"The situation in Nicaragua is a problem for all the countries of Central America, which has had a strong impact on intra-regional trade.Trade in Panama and Costa Rica has had serious difficulties to reach the countries of northern Central America, and vice versa, causing heavy economic losses and the production of Central America.This has also caused shortages of products, especially food.Regional integration is jeopardized, resulting in huge losses for SMEs and large companies doing business in this market, "he said.
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