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Weekly Report - 28 October 2003
Quotes of the week...
We focus on the dispute
rankling between Brazil and the US over the hemispheric trade agreement,
the FTAA. Also on Brazil, the UN presents a damning report on human rights
violations; the economy seems to be living up to the government's expectations,
and Linux brings Brazil's government together with IBM.
- Uribe's reform proposals get cold shoulder from Colombian voters
- BOLIVIA: Quispe & Morales grant Mesa a `truce'
- VENEZUELA: Chávez on the rebound in Venezuela?
- COLOMBIA: Church mediators get hostage deal
- PERU: Ethnic legislators decry racism
- Tracking trends...
- BRAZIL: Lula relaunches `zero hunger'
- BRAZIL: Nuclear deal sought with China
- ARGENTINA: Kirchner takes on the `piqueteros'
- PARAGUAY: All-party agreement on impeachments
- CHILE: Restless Mapuche create `parliament'
- Tracking trends...
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Mejía dismisses anti-reelection result
- CUBA-US: Senate defies Bush on travel curbs
- CUBA: Refuting US claim of foreign pullout
- Tracking trends...
- MEXICO: PRI unveils energy reform policy
- MEXICO-US: Visitors raise hopes on migration deal
- MEXICO: Chiapas killing: religious motive?
- Tracking trends...
- Exchange rates, inflation in the region, the stockmarket in figures...
- Video `evidence' of CIA meddling in Venezuela fails to convince
- Quotes of the week...