Central American Integration: Building a Common Meaning

Abstract

In the face of the complexity of the global context and challenges, regional integration and community law have a leading role to play in facing all these shared challenges. In a new global context of multipolarity in which the geopolitics of blocs is a generalized trend and where regionalisms have an increasingly strong weight in the development of international politics, Central America cannot stop looking inward to think seriously about its integration process. This article emphasizes the importance of regional integration in the midst of a world of profound uncertainties, instability and environmental crisis. Its importance is raised, a brief review of the current international reality is made, detailing some of the particularities that characterize it and that affect all nations, to advance then with an analysis of community law within the framework of the Central American integration process with the purpose of defending its role in it, to culminate demonstrating its relevance for the Central American integration system.