Scatter plot with cervical cancer screening coverage on the x-axis (0-100%) and HPV vaccination first-dose coverage on the y-axis (0-100%), showing 28 LAC countries labeled by ISO code. Dashed crosshair lines at roughly 50% on each axis divide the chart into four quadrants. The upper-right quadrant (high on both) contains Costa Rica (CRI, 76% screening, 98% vaccination), St. Kitts & Nevis (KNA, 89%, 90%), Argentina (ARG, 82%, 87%), and others. The upper-left quadrant (high vaccination, low screening) includes Chile (CHL, 46%, 94%), Brazil (BRA, 34%, 77%), and Dominica (DMA, 33%, 85%). The lower-right quadrant (low vaccination, high screening) includes St. Vincent (VCT, 89%, 11%), Antigua (ATG, 84%, 11%), Dominican Republic (DOM, 79%, 10%), and Mexico (MEX, 88%, 44%). The lower-left quadrant (low on both) includes Jamaica (JAM, 26%, 23%), Colombia (COL, 55%, 31%), and Guyana (GUY, 18%, 37%).
Cervical screening: prevalence of women aged 30-49 ever screened, 2019 (WHO NCD survey). HPV vaccination: WHO/UNICEF first-dose coverage estimates for primary target cohort (females), PRHPV1_F indicator, 2019. Five countries missing HPV data: Cuba, Nicaragua, Haiti, Venezuela (no data), El Salvador (program began 2020). Dashed line marks the WHO 90% target for vaccination and 70% for screening. Both indicators from 2019 for temporal consistency, but WHO data upt to 2024 data for HPV first-dose coverage. 
Chart: Johnattan García-RuizSource: WHO Global Health Observatory (screening); WHO/UNICEF (HPV vaccination)