Sentence examples for central latin from inspiring English sources

The Middle East, Central Latin America and Southeast Asia, where people already use Facebook and Messenger most, are driving that rapid growth.

Lowest intakes were in Zimbabwe, Central Latin American nations (eg, Guatemala and Honduras), the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Mongolia.

No studies meeting our search criteria were available for the Oceania GBD region (which does not include Australia), and the number of studies with HCV genotype information is relatively poor for the Caribbean, Central Latin America (outside of Mexico), and parts of Africa.

The very top cause of DALYs in central Latin America, however, is not diabetes but violence.

Diabetes, one of the dangerous consequences of being overweight, is a non-issue in most of sub-Saharan Africa but accounts for many DALYs in the Caribbean, Oceania (the small islands of the Pacific) and a region the report calls central Latin America (Venezuela, Colombia and countries north thereof as far as the Mexican border).

Middle income regions were Oceania, the Caribbean, east Asia, central Asia, eastern Europe, central Europe, tropical Latin America, southern Latin America, central Latin America, north Africa, and the Middle East.

Indeed, far from being an outlier, Chávez fit well within the spectrum of both Central and Latin American popular opinion.

We have accumulated a lot of experience and I would like to share it with Africa, and with Central and Latin America.These things also depend on whether other people want them.

The conference is focused on "human prosperity," energy security and environmental sustainability, but the global economy will be central for Latin American leaders, including Mr. da Silva, who is still smarting over how the crisis threatens to derail one of Brazil's greatest periods of prosperity in a generation.

In Central & Latin America, this day is known as the "Day of the Dead" (Dia de Muertos).

It simply expands the 1984 Caribbean pact to exclude from tariffs all apparel cut and assembled in the 27 island states and bordering Central and Latin American countries from U.S.-made fibers.