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Weekly Report - 15 March 2012 (WR-12-11)
MEXICO: The PAN’s travails continue
The ruling Partido Acción Nacional (PAN) has had a miserable week. It badly mishandled the formal nomination of its presidential candidate, Josefina Vázquez Mota, on 11 March and it is flip-flopping over what to do about Fernando Larrazabal, the controversial mayor of Monterrey.
- Correa bills indigenous march as final pre-electoral hurdle
- ECUADOR/PERU: With brothers like these, who needs enemies?
- COLOMBIA: Swimming against the tide
- BRAZIL: The coalition consumes itself
- ARGENTINA: Rape-related abortions are non-punishable
- MEXICO: Heading the wrong way
- MEXICO: The PAN’s travails continue
- TRACKING TRENDS
- EL SALVADOR: Arena wins; FMLN loses; Funes breaks even
- REGION: Bouterse engages survival mode
- Santos promises 'choque' for Colombia’s Chocό
- Quotes of the week