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Weekly Report - 09 February 2012 (WR-12-06)
Quotes of the week
“His (President Hugo Chávez’s) well-worn phrase about eagles and (not hunting) flies is a gross show of his disdain towards his interlocutors. Only a despot deems a deputy elected by the people to lack the credentials to debate with the country’s president. But at the root of it, President Chávez is right: he and I are on very different levels when it comes to morals and principles.”
- Brazil’s police hold Carnival to ransom
- ARGENTINA: All on board Malvinas cause
- VENEZUELA: Chávez goes on offensive over insecurity
- COLOMBIA: Far from a rosy picture
- PERU: Anti-mining march picks up pace
- ECUADOR : Correa’s coup claim comes at intriguing juncture
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Vázquez Mota wins PAN nomination
- MEXICO: Anti-trust regulator publishes reasons
- TRACKING TRENDS
- CUBA: Castro and Obama around the same table?
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Barrow takes a gamble in Belize
- Quotes of the week