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Weekly Report - 14 March 2006
BOLIVIA: Morales defies US call for return of armament
It was all smiles and photo opportunities for President Evo Morales and US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on 11 March in Santiago, but little if any business was done in their brief private encounter. Only three days earlier in La Paz Morales had staged a very different event in which he conveyed an attitude towards the US which was anything but friendly.
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