Northern Triangle of Central America

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The Northern Triangle of Central America is a subregion comprising El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, known for its high levels of migration, violence, and economic challenges.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geopolitical region
subregion
borderedBy Caribbean Sea
Mexico
Pacific Ocean
cooperationFramework Alliance for Prosperity
country El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
currency Guatemalan quetzal
Honduras
surface form: Honduran lempira

US dollar
surface form: United States dollar (El Salvador)
demographicTrend young population
economicActivity agriculture
manufacturing
remittances
hasCharacteristic drug trafficking routes
economic challenges
food insecurity
gang-related violence
high emigration to the United States
high homicide rates
high levels of corruption
high levels of migration
high levels of violence
internal displacement
social inequality
vulnerability to climate change
weak institutions
widespread poverty
issue extortion
human trafficking
organized crime
youth unemployment
knownFor development assistance initiatives
large migrant caravans
refugee and asylum flows
security cooperation programs with the United States
language Spanish
locatedIn Americas
Central America
Western Hemisphere
migrationDestination Mexico
United States of America
surface form: United States
partOf Latin America
Mesoamerica
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
usedBy United States government
international organizations

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Alliance for Prosperity hasRegion Northern Triangle of Central America
El Salvador region Northern Triangle of Central America