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Weekly Report - 23 July 2015 (WR-15-29)
PERU: Humala heralds drug progress
There has been precious little for his government to cheer of late and in a week when First Lady Nadine Heredia had to appear before congress to face questions about corruption it was no surprise that Peru’s President Ollanta Humala was keen to trumpet his government’s achievements in the drug war.
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