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Andean Group - January 2012 (ISSN 1741-4466)
COLOMBIA: Sleeping with the enemy?
It has all the ingredients for a Hollywood blockbuster - marriage, divorce, re-marriage, power, politics, fake guerrillas, narco-trafficking, leaders of rogue states and paramilitarism; and it was ‘released’ just nine days before Christmas, perfect timing for the holidays. However, the scandal involving Colombia’s attorney general (AG), Viviane Morales, her husband, Carlos Alonso Lucio, and the former high commissioner for peace, Luis Carlos Restrepo (2002-2009), is anything but fictional.
- Correa gears up for re-election
- ECUADOR: The counter-example
- BOLIVIA: Morales’s efforts to reach out fall flat
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: BOLIVIA
- COLOMBIA: Sleeping with the enemy?
- COLOMBIA: Aló tramway, goodbye ALO?
- COLOMBIA: Seeing is believing
- PERU: The only constant is change
- PERU: Changing tactics
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: PERU
- VENEZUELA: Pdvsa refines its priorities
- VENEZUELA: Capriles prepares to take on Chávez
- Lord of the rains