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Weekly Report - 01 December 2016 (WR-16-47)
CHILE-PERU: Bachelet and Kuczynski bury historical enmity
Peru and Chile will hold their first binational cabinet meeting in July 2017. This was the standout announcement to come out of talks held between Chile’s President Michelle Bachelet and her Peruvian peer Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in Santiago on 29 November. The two heads of state prioritised deepening bilateral cooperation and integration in the face of a global drift towards more protectionist trade policies.
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