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Weekly Report - 13 October 2016 (WR-16-40)
HONDURAS: Shadows lengthen again
In the past week, the US embassy in Tegucigalpa has issued two statements confirming the identities of eight Honduran nationals, including two members of the armed forces, under investigation for suspected ties to narco-trafficking and corruption. President Juan Orlando Hernández has responded that there will be no impunity. The US government has only recently reiterated that its continued security cooperation with Honduras depends on visible progress against drug trafficking.
- Fernández begins fightback but Macri is in the ascendancy
- COLOMBIA: Santos launches two new peace negotiations
- VENEZUELA: Ramos condemns TSJ’s ‘criminal attitude’
- BRAZIL: Temer pushes ahead with austerity plan
- MEXICO: Resurgence of violence poses political problem
- TRACKING TRENDS
- HAITI: A new humanitarian crisis
- HONDURAS: Shadows lengthen again
- Peru and Ecuador focus on energy integration
- Quotes of the week