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Andean Group - March 2008 (ISSN 1741-4466)
Infighting plagues PSUV
President Hugo Chávez was appointed president of the Partido Socialista
Unido de Venezuela (PSUV) on 24 February. This is his new party designed to
unify the different strands of Bolivarianism, which is already showing
fissiparous tendencies.
- Colombia kills Farc leader
- Uribe ignores regional outrage
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: COLOMBIA
- Larrea admits meeting Farc
- Constituent Assembly has its hands full
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: ECUADOR
- US accuses Venezuela over arms-buying
- Chavista admits knowing bomber
- Infighting plagues PSUV
- García takes tough line on regional protests
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: PERU
- Congress sets dates for referenda
- A bad month for US-Bolivia relations
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: BOLIVIA
- Maritime dispute goes beyond Chile