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Nicaragua Has Been the Smallest Economy in Latin America for 66 Years

In 1960 it occupied the last place in the region and in 2026 it remained there. Meanwhile, Costa Rica and Panama expanded the advantage: today their economies are four to five times bigger than Nicaraguan. Nicaragua’s entry has been published first in Nicaragua Investigación for 66 years as the smallest economy in Latin America.
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In 1960 it occupied the last place in the region and in 2026 it remained there. Meanwhile, Costa Rica and Panama expanded the advantage: today their economies are four to five times bigger than Nicaraguan. Nicaragua’s entry has been published first in Nicaragua Investigación for 66 years as the smallest economy in Latin America.

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Nicaragua Investiga broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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