Development of the XXXVII Central American and Caribbean University Student Congress

Tegucigalpa, Honduras, October 25, 2025

On October 24 and 25, the thirty-seventh Central American and Caribbean University Student Congress (CEUCA) took place, a regionally relevant event that brings together student representatives from the universities that make up the Central American University Superior Council (CSUCA), with the purpose of strengthening cooperation ties, approving the new statutes of the Federation of University Students of Central America and the Caribbean (FEUCA) and electing its new Board of Directors.

The activity was carried out in a hybrid format, with in-person attendance at the Central Campus of the Francisco Morazán National Pedagogical University (UPNFM), and aims to promote student participation, university leadership and commitment to the educational and social development of the region.

The opening ceremony was attended by the Secretary General of CSUCA, MSc. Carlos Alvarado Cerezo and the Vice-Rector of Student Life of UPNFM, Dr. Bartolomé Chinchilla, who welcomed attendees and spoke about the importance of the spirit of unity, dialogue and commitment that characterizes the student community of the region.

For their part, the FEUCA delegates highlighted the importance of CEUCA as a space that fosters the exchange of ideas, the updating of its statutes, and the election of new student authorities, who will represent the voice of university students before the various bodies of the regional system.

During the Congress, participants address issues related to student organization, regional cooperation, and the challenges of higher education in the current context, seeking to strengthen youth participation in building more equitable and sustainable societies.

With this activity, CSUCA reaffirms its commitment to student leadership and the active participation of the university community, contributing to the strengthening of Central American and Caribbean integration through the development of a more supportive, democratic and inclusive higher education.