Michael G. Kozak: “We expect our partners in Central America to show political will to break with the past to curb unsafe and illegal…”

For those who seek to maintain the status quo, we will not let them use our assistance as a facade for their lack of political will to make real reform.

We are standing with the call of the Nicaraguan people for early elections, as that seems to be the only available option for solving the crisis.

I would say that, were I able to respond to Chairman Gowdy's question along the lines of what three things could this administration do to improve the plight of persecuted religious minorities of all kinds, raising that cap would improve…

Nine of the 15 countries that recognize Taiwan are in Latin America and the Caribbean, and we are doing everything we can to keep it that way.