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Weekly Report - 17 November 2016 (WR-16-45)
MEXICO: Bracing for deportations
Under a Donald Trump presidency, more undocumented Mexican citizens are likely to be deported than ever before from the US back to their country of origin. But exactly how many will be affected, and how fast this will happen, remains unclear, despite additional statements by the president-elect. The net result is that the Mexican government has a major, but still unquantified, problem of reabsorption and resettlement hanging over it.
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- VENEZUELA: Positive words but little else so far
- ECUADOR: Petroecuador submerged in scandal
- ARGENTINA: The struggle for electronic voting
- BRAZIL: Fully opening up the ‘pre-salt’ to private exploitation
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- TRACKING TRENDS
- NICARAGUA: Complaints grow over elections
- HONDURAS: “Re-planting” relations with the US
- El Salvador averts default
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