Costa Rica aumentó las condenas por trata en 2025 con penas de hasta 14 años de cárcel revela informe de EE.UU.
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The United States Department of State released its Trafficking in Persons report for 2026, detailing assessments of anti-trafficking efforts in Central America. According to the reports, El Salvador maintained a Tier 2 status following recognition of increased investigations and victim identifications, though authorities maintained ongoing alerts regarding the issue.
In contrast, Nicaragua remained classified at Tier 3 in the 2026 rankings. The Department of State indicated that Nicaragua failed to meet minimum standards for eradicating human trafficking and did not demonstrate sufficient efforts to achieve compliance, highlighting persistent institutional deficiencies.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Contrasts El Salvador's acknowledged anti-trafficking progress with Nicaragua's failing Tier 3 status.
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