Tom Koenigs, departing head of the UN mission in Guatemala, in Minugua's final report.
“At the moment I'm not thinking about 2006, but working in 2004, devoted to getting the party to win elections and fine-tune its organisation."
Roberto Madrazo, leader of the Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI), basking in his most recent set of electoral victories and pretending not to be concerned about the next presidential contest.
“They are engaged in a silent effort in the educational institutes of the interior and at any time they could initiate armed action."
Javier Reátegui, Peru's interior minister, after the arrest of members of a teachers' union on charges of inciting terrorism.
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