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Weekly Report - 11 November 2003
ARGENTINA: When the police are the criminals
Kirchner's family threatened after he accuses police of involvement in the
escalating kidnap-for-ransom business.
- Berger heads first round in Guatemala, but final outcome is not yet certain
- COLOMBIA: Uribe did fear a paralysing gridlock
- BOLIVIA: Quiroga emerges to defy Morales
- BOLIVIA: Counting the human cost of protests
- PERU: Army & Sendero clash in Junín
- Tracking trends
- BRAZIL: São Paulo hit by criminal blitz
- BRAZIL: 'Flexibility' is new line on FTAA
- ARGENTINA: When the police are the criminals
- CHILE: Mapuche launch land invasions
- Tracking trends
- MEXICO: PRI & PRD groups join against 'sell-off'
- MEXICO-US: Grim outlook for migration deal
- MEXICO: No limitations for 'disappearance' trials
- Tracking trends
- NICARAGUA: Resolve weakens on missile arsenal
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Mejía splits anti-reelection camp
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Mejía policies trigger protest strike
- Tracking trends
- Bribery charge mars launch of impeachment process in Paraguay