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Andean Group - November 2016 (ISSN 1741-4466)
On the road to nowhere
The new Vatican-mediated dialogue in Venezuela has yet to deliver results. Venezuela’s supreme court (TSJ) continues its brinkmanship with the legislature, while the government led by President Nicolás Maduro continues to behave in cynical fashion, making something of a mockery of efforts by Pope Francis to resolve the crisis. The Holy See’s delegate to the talks, Archbishop Claudio Maria Celli, has bluntly warned of the risk of bloodshed if the initiative fails.
- On the road to nowhere
- Strengthening relations with Peru
- Looking for ways to approve revised Farc peace deal
- Government takes over Electricaribe
- Presidential runners and riders confirmed
- Government rejects report critical of media law
- Support for Peru’s Kuczynski wanes
- Boosting trade in the face of economic uncertainty
- Femicide still a concern in the Andean region