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Weekly Report - 01 September 2016 (WR-16-34)
Deep scars in Brazil will take time – and leadership – to heal
Brazil’s political environment is febrile and bitterly polarised in the aftermath of the impeachment of the suspended president Dilma Rousseff this week. The new government led by Michel Temer, which has legality but lacks legitimacy in the eyes of millions of Brazilian voters, will have to prove itself fast.
- Deep scars in Brazil will take time – and leadership – to heal
- BRAZIL: Paes sets sights on higher office
- ARGENTINA: A winnable war on drugs?
- ARGENTINA: Macri seeks wider coalition
- PARAGUAY: Opposition spoils re-election hopes for Cartes
- PARAGUAY: Deadly EPP attack puts Cartes on the back foot
- VENEZUELA: Caracas 1-S march last chance to push for timely recall
- PERU: Thorne sets out his stall
- COLOMBIA: Referendum approved as campaigning starts
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Downbeat outlook as GDP contracts
- MEXICO: Trumps day trip to Mexico
- HONDURAS: The Zelayas divide again
- Mexican federal police shaken up
- Quotes of the Week