Central American countries offer plan to curb migration to U.S

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The governments of Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala presented U.S. officials with a plan on Tuesday to boost economic growth in the poor countries and stem the flow of migration to the United States.

Foreign ministers from the three nation's presented "The Plan of the Alliance for Prosperity in the Northern Triangle," which includes development projects to boost jobs and proposals to strengthen the region's weak judicial institutions, according to a U.S. state department official.