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Andean Group - July 2005 (ISSN 1741-4466)
Paramilitary legislation passes; re-election in doubt
The government's legal framework for the paramilitary peace process was finally approved by congress in June after more than 18 months of debate. Another major piece of legislation - that would allow presidents to serve a second term - is in jeopardy, however.
- New president faces same old problems
- Cusco confronts government over coca
- Coca acreage down, for now
- Paramilitary legislation passes; re-election in doubt
- Coca production on the rise
- Palacio sets out his plans
- Relations with Colombia deteriorate after Farc attack
- Castro visits as Chávez threatens to break ties with US
- Chávez defends accessing central bank reserves
- Rumours of unease in the military grow