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Weekly Report - 02 October 2014 (WR-14-39)
ECUADOR: Correa warns about resurgence of Right
President Rafael Correa warned regional allies this week about the advance of the “conservative restoration” which he said was determined to destabilise ‘progressive’ leftist governments in Latin America. Correa’s ruling party Alianza País (AP) is hosting in Quito the Encuentro Latinoamericano Progresista (ELAP) 2014, an event grouping together some 30 leftist Latin American parties to discuss the current regional political climate.
- Colombian government opts to publish details of peace accords
- BOLIVIA: MAS in search of a key vote
- ECUADOR: Correa warns about resurgence of Right
- VENEZUELA: Violent crime hits at the heart of the PSUV
- BRAZIL: Rousseff’s election to lose
- BRAZIL: Prospect of PT victory sinks Real and Bovespa
- PARAGUAY: Bishop feels papal fire
- URUGUAY: Opposition guns for government over Guantánamo
- ARGENTINA: Central bank president quits
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Oil fund created
- TRACKING TRENDS
- CUBA: The czar reclaims his crown
- PANAMA: PRD tries again
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Chile confounded by anarchist attacks
- Quotes of the week