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Andean Group - April 2025
Introduction
It is only in the last three years that the Tren de Aragua (TdA), an organised crime group of Venezuelan origin, began generating concern abroad, but in that timeframe the group has leapt towards the forefront of policymakers’ agendas.... Read More
Venezuela
Venezuela’s electricity ministry announced on 24 March that for a period of six weeks, public sector workers would have a reduced working day of 8am-12.30pm, with exceptions for those in essential roles.... Read More
Bolivia
Bolivia continues to struggle with petrol fuel shortages, with the government of President Luis Arce citing low reserves of hard currency as the primary obstacle to increasing imports to meet demand.... Read More
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- Introduction
- Tren de Aragua becomes focus of Trump’s deportation drive
- Public sector pays price for electricity shortages
- Fuel shortages take their toll
- Sabre-rattling grows as referendum marks early campaigning
- Congress sends warning to Boluarte about insecurity
- Landslides and oil spills – a recurrent problem
- Economic Highlights