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Weekly Report - 1 February 2005
HAITI: As parties start merging, Buteur defies Minustah
The Socialist International (SI), with Spain's PSOE playing a leading role, has been putting its weight behind the merger of likeminded parties with a view to contesting the elections tentatively set for November and December this year. Meanwhile, the success achieved by the interim government in its bid to calm the armed anti-Aristide rebels is being threatened by one key faction's announcement that it will not disarm.
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- COLOMBIA: Warning from top paramilitary leader
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- Tracking trends
- BRAZIL: Heckling, defections and rebellion sour Lula's week
- PARAGUAY: Judges & prosecutors accused of corruption
- ARGENTINA: Menem teams up with Rodríguez Saá
- Tracking trends
- MEXICO-US: Tiff with Washington as Fox's 'war' escalates
- MEXICO: Michoacán's legislator from the US
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- NICARAGUA: Missile sale suspected of being a 'double sting'
- HAITI: As parties start merging, Buteur defies Minustah
- COSTA RICA: Vice-President Fishman abandons ship
- JAMAICA: Baugh to lead JLP until Golding is elected
- BARBADOS: 'Republic status by the end of 2005'
- Tracking trends
- Exchange rates
- Inflation in the region
- The stockmarket in figures
- Supreme court deadline for Chilean rights trials
- Quotes of the week