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Weekly Report - 21 August 2014 (WR-14-33)
Quotes of the week
“It is deeply regrettable that Brazil has had, since 2002, the threat of blackouts. And I say regrettable because for the last 12 years the same person has been in charge of energy policy in our country, first as mines and energy minister, then as chief of staff and now as president.”
- Marina Silva jumps into second place in Brazilian race
- ARGENTINA: Fernández proposes debt swap in Buenos Aires
- TRACKING TRENDS
- VENEZUELA: Maduro pledges a healthy and fair economy
- COLOMBIA: Victims turn up the heat on government and Farc
- ECUADOR: Correa gives thumbs up to new deepwater port
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: PAN loses moral high ground
- TRACKING TRENDS
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Medina in fine fettle at halfway point
- HAITI: Electoral setback
- PANAMA: Another Canal expansion?
- HONDURAS: Getting cooperation back on track
- Buoyant opposition eyes return to power in Uruguay
- Quotes of the week