Nicaragua Nicaragua is the poorest country in Central America and is the second poorest in the Western Hemisphere after Haiti. According to the IMF the year income for the Nicaraguans is only $2,688. Neighbor country of Honduras has an income per person of $4,268. According to the FAO, 27% of the country's people are suffering from undernourishment (the highest percentage in Latin America). Only 79% of the Nicaraguan people have access to improve water sources (the lowest percentage in Latin America) and improved sanitation facilities are available for only 57% of the urban population (the lowest percentage in Latin America).
The Human Development Index (HDI) is a ranking created by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to measure countries or regions according to three basic population parameters: health, education and income. According to such index, the least developed country in Central America would be Nicaragua, with an index of 0.699 This puts Nicaragua on par with countries such as Egypt (0.703) or Botswana (0.694), in Africa.
To put it on perspective, the most developed country in the world would be Norway (0.971) in Northern Europe and the least would be Niger (0.340) in Africa. The Unites States ranks in the 13th position, with an index of 0.956
The least developed country in Central America is Nicaragua.
All of them qualify as such; the seven Central American countries are still considered "developing countries" due to medium to high levels of poverty. Following is the percentage of population living below the UN-defined poverty line:
Haiti, where 80% of the population lives on less than $2 a day, is the poorest country in Latin America.
Nicaragua
Haiti
Panama
Some of the poorest countries in Latin America include Haiti, Nicaragua, and Honduras. These countries face challenges such as political instability, natural disasters, and high levels of poverty and inequality.
According to the World Bank, Honduras is currently considered the second-poorest country in Latin America after Haiti. They face challenges such as political instability, high poverty rates, and vulnerability to natural disasters.
The most poorest country in Latinamerica is Cuba, Nicaragua and Bolivia.
Bolivia is the poorest country in Latin America
In 1972 Guyana's economy started to deteriorate before that is was 2:1 comparing Guyana to the US but now, its 198:1 its came from being the richest Latin country to the second poorest and now is the 3rd Latin American country (Haiti, Nicaragua the poorest) but Guyanese govenment believes they will be fully developed in 2020 the same as Jamaica
Because it is below the sea level and there is little or no activity.
Costa Rica is the only Latin American country with no standing army.
In which Latin American country do entrepreneurs have great freedom?
the poorest country is Kenya
The poorest country in the world is Bangladesh.
haitiThe first Latin American country to gain its independence was Haiti.
The United States of America is NOT considered a Latin American country.