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Weekly Report - 6 November 2014 (WR-14-44)
ECUADOR-PERU: Deepening integration for peace and prosperity
“Peace is above all about presence”, Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa said while hosting his Peruvian peer, Ollanta Humala, and his ministers for an eighth binational cabinet meeting in the border town of Arenillas in the province of El Oro on 30 October. “The presence of justice; the presence of rights, education, health, connectivity; energy; productive opportunities, salaries and decent work”, Correa added. Measured by this yardstick, Correa said, “there is still a lot left to do to construct this true peace, based on justice”.
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- ECUADOR-PERU: Deepening integration for peace and prosperity
- TRACKING TRENDS
- BRAZIL: Dealing with the PMDB
- BRAZIL: Neves returns to senate vowing tireless opposition
- BRAZIL: Tough decisions expected in second term
- ARGENTINA: Government denounces rumours of debt negotiations
- PARAGUAY: State promises action after high-profile murder
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Supreme court rejects referendum on energy reform
- TRACKING TRENDS
- NORTHERN TRIANGLE: Boosting development to ease child migrant concerns
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Flores case takes new turn in El Salvador
- Quotes of the week