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Weekly Report - 15 November 2012 (WR-12-45)
Quotes of the week
“[The Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia] Has lost the sense of reality. It lives in a strange world that I cannot comprehend. And that makes its members issue such outrageous statements [In reference to ‘Iván Márquez’ (Luciano Marín Arango)’s justifications for the use of violence], that they present themselves as ‘victims of the conflict’. No one with the slightest level of good sense could think that. This makes me think that the talks will be very difficult, because [the Colombian government negotiators] will have to penetrate that imaginary, which is absolutely unreal”.
- Correa, now officially a candidate, makes banks a campaign issue
- PERU: Seeking ways to deal with a Sendero ‘front’
- COLOMBIA-VENEZUELA: Father Christmas’s spy plane
- BOLIVIA-CHILE: ‘Exponential’ growth of southbound drugs flow
- ARGENTINA: Macri goes underground
- BRAZIL: Condemned PT officials destined for a hell of their own making
- URUGUAY: Mujica – “Mexico shook up my soul”
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: The tough task of cleaning up the police
- MEXICO: Obama pledges immigration reform
- NICARAGUA: A familiar story
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Bolivian indigenous justice back in the spotlight
- Quotes of the week