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Weekly Report - 29 July 2003
PERU: Mini-reshuffle
Less than a month after his latest cabinet reshuffle, on 25 July President Alejandro Toledo made three further changes: Jaime Quijandría, hitherto mines & energy minister, took over economy & finance from Javier Silva Ruete, who has taken over the vacancy left by Richard Webb at the central bank. Businessman Hans Flury has taken Quijandría's old post, and hardline former leftwinger Fernando Rospigliosi has returned as interior minister, replacing Alberto Sanabria.
- Zapatista rebellion revives, adopting 'resistance' & self-government strategy
- GUATEMALA: Ruling FRG riots to intimidate courts
- BAHAMAS: IMF warns on fiscal weakness
- In brief: Caribbean tourism recovering; Tourism in the Dominican Republic
- Unemployment is 'serious' - Fox
- BRAZIL: 'War' speech may unleash repression on MST
- ARGENTINA: IMF tells Kirchner what he must do
- BRAZIL: Copom takes sliver off interest rates
- PARAGUAY: Paraguay struggles to cover arrears
- ARGENTINA: Industrial data confirm slowdown
- CHILE in brief: Unemployment in Santiago; US-Chile trade deal
- BOLIVIA: Quispe's roadblock campaign foiled by Kukoc
- BOLIVIA: Movement on LNG, within Bolivia
- COLOMBIA: Uribe is already on reelection path
- VENEZUELA: 'Facilitators' asked to help on CNE deadlock
- COLOMBIA: Early glitches in AUC demobilisation plan
- COLOMBIA: Uribe beats retreat on tax increases
- VENEZUELA in brief: Q2 GDP estimate; Bond issue; Unemployment
- ECUADOR: President defies PK by sacking minister
- Exchange rates
- Inflation in the region
- The region's stock markets
- ARGENTINA: 'Dirty war' extraditions
- CENTRAL AMERICA: Left wants to pull out
- MEXICO: Suicide ruling attracts criticism
- PERU: Mini-reshuffle