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Weekly Report - 8 June 2004
ECUADOR: Reprieve for Gutiérrez as OAS meets
President Lucio Gutiérrez appears to have been granted a reprieve, if not by hosting the Miss Universe contest then by the prospect of the assembly of the Organisation of America States (OAS), whose participants are not in the mood for witnessing firsthand a challenge to their Democratic Charter. This, however, only came after rumours had spread that Gutiérrez was considering `doing a Fujimori': dissolving congress and setting up a military-backed régime.
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- COLOMBIA: Mexico to help in renewed talks with ELN
- The US and the paramilitaries
- BOLIVIA: Quispe quits seat to 'liberate' the Aymara
- Tracking trends
- ARGENTINA: Kirchner sees plotters 'on the prowl'
- CHILE-REGION: Second-worst inequality rating dents image
- BRAZIL: Army called to police Minas Gerais
- PARAGUAY: Students demand tough anticrime action
- Tracking trends
- MEXICO: Loss of energy minister seen as setback
- MEXICO: Attack on Oaxaca governor a sham
- First sober audit of Juárez femicides
- MEXICO-US: Extradition for new kingpin-designate
- Tracking trends
- HAITI-DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Post-flood search for causes & solutions
- HAITI: Unveiling the narco side of Aristide's rule
- HAITI: Guatemala & China in, Trinidad out
- NETHERLANDS ANTILLES: Ys returns to premiership a year on
- Tracking trends
- Exchange rates
- Inflation in the region
- The stockmarket in figures
- Peru's Sendero back in action, or 'friendly fire' fiasco?
- Quotes of the week