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Central America Prosperity Project
Aiming to find a path to sustained economic growth for Central America.
Bringing together experienced Central American leaders with the emerging generation of leaders for a series of focused discussions on the efforts the region has made over the past two decades.
The Central America Prosperity Project brings a class of Central American leaders to the Bush Institute in Dallas for sessions discussing potential solutions for sustained economic growth Central America. Economic competitiveness in the region has been impacted by bureaucracy, corruption, insecurity, and political instability.
Leaders will focus on a long-term growth agenda that will have a direct impact on job creation in order to drain support for gangs, stop migration and family disintegration, and renew public support for the democratic, transparent, and competitive system.
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George W. Bush Institute-SMU Economic Growth Initiative Launches Central America Prosperity Project
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Bush Institute-SMU Economic Growth Initiative
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