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Weekly Report - 19 March 2009 (ISSN 1741-7422)
GUATEMALA: Colom replaces more ministers
President Alvaro Colom this week replaced his economy and agriculture
ministers, after both announced they were stepping down for “personal reasons".
Both portfolios have already seen ministerial changes since Colom took power 14
months ago and critics have been quick to point to the latest adjustments as
further evidence of instability at the top.
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