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Weekly Report - 9 May 2006
BOLIVIA: The scope for falling back on Chávez
Hugo Chávez 's support for Evo Morales's 'nationalisation' policy has been accompanied by the offer of assistance, financial and in kind. The big question is whether Venezuela can step in as an alternative provider of finance if all other donors, in reaction against the Morales government's policies towards investors, decide to pull out.
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