If they could deal with the huge transnational organized crime and drug trafficking problem then I sure there would be more people moving to the Central America region.
Transnational organized crime in Costa Rica? First time I've heard of that
Cherry picking is a fallacy.
Is it though? It clearly invalidates your over-generalization of the region.
Costa Rica has the same population as Metro Toronto and 15 times the rate of violent crime. It might be better than some of its neighbors but it doesn't remotely compare favorably to Europe or Canada.
And Canada likely has better reporting as well (because countries with low crime usually tend to have better reporting and countries with high crime tend to have worse), so the true difference may be even higher.
Well, not seeing too many here in Africa either.
> "Well, not seeing too many here in Africa either."
Microsoft has recently opened a development center in Kenya.
"two initial sites in Nairobi, Kenya and Lagos, Nigeria... intend to recruit 100 full-time engineers by the end of the year [2022] – expanding to 500 across the two sites by 2023"