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Weekly Report - 11 July 2013 (WR-13-27)
Quotes of the week
“It is not acceptable to equate vulgarity with modernity, sloppiness and negligence with progress. Living in society entails, in the first place, accepting rules that preserve respect for decency and the rights of others.”
- Mexico’s political parties share spoils, saving Pact
- VENEZUELA-BOLIVIA: Why is Maduro offering Snowden sanctuary?
- COLOMBIA: ELN gesture comes amid social unrest
- TRACKING TRENDS
- BRAZIL: In the eye of Hurricane Snowden
- BRAZIL: Another week, another round of protests
- BRAZIL: Congress rebuffs Rousseff on political reforms
- ARGENTINA: Government headaches worsen ahead of elections
- CHILE: Drawing the battle lines
- TRACKING TRENDS
- REGION: Caricom moots expansion on 40th anniversary
- PANAMA: Martinelli tackles trade troubles
- Castro excoriates heirs of the Cuban Revolution
- Quotes of the week