**5. Conclusions**

A new horizontal geodetic velocity field wrt SOAM is presented, expressed in ITRF2014. With respect to the previous estimate, the spatial coverage of the study area has been increased, as well as the number of stations and the observation time at each station used in the solution.

The precision of the ISCO motion estimation, located on the Cocos plate, has been improved with respect to previous estimation, using data from 7.6 years of observation.

Although there are no substantial differences in the station velocities processed in this study, located on islands both west and east of the Caribbean plate, except for that shown by one station, it can be concluded that the Caribbean plate probably does not behave uniformly as a unit, as one might conclude from the difference between the directions, about 21°, changing in the general direction from east-southeast to east-northeast.

The study region shows examples of the importance of GNSS geodetic instrumentation for the study of the seismic cycle.
