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Weekly Report - 4 November 2003
BRAZIL: Lula to `reopen African chapter'
Brazil appears to
be performing a U-turn on the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA).
- Regional security conference avoids top security issues
- COLOMBIA: Uribe's Plan B may help Garzón
- BOLIVIA: Mesa tries to defuse peasant unrest
- VENEZUELA: No referendums allowed in states
- VENEZUELA: National guard unit to `assist' police
- Tracking trends...
- BRAZIL: Lula to `reopen African chapter'
- ARGENTINA: With a month to go, the PJ is dominant
- ARGENTINA: Shift to subtlety on `piqueteros'
- URUGUAY: First woman aspirant to presidency
- Tracking trends...
- MEXICO: Stormy renewal of electoral authority
- MEXICO: Juárez killings get global attention
- MEXICO-US: Border controls turn up no terrorists
- Tracking trends...
- GUATEMALA: Actions by PACs heighten apprehension
- EL SALVADOR: FMLN's electoral hopes fade
- CUBA: Another dissident group lashes US
- NICARAGUA: Sandinista `ransom' bid unites Liberals
- Tracking trends...
- Exchange rates, inflation in the region, the stockmarket in figures...
- Quotes of the week...