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Weekly Report - 26 March 2009 (WR-09-12)
Clinton appeases Mexico
The US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, pleased the Mexican
government on 25 March, the first day of her two-day visit to Mexico. On the
second day she was due to go north from Mexico City to Monterrey to get a
clearer view of what is happening in the gang-ridden Mexican states which border
the US.
- Clinton appeases Mexico
- MEXICO: Calderón scores some successes
- TRACKING TRENDS
- VENEZUELA: Chávez opts for belt-tightening after all
- COLOMBIA: US criticises supreme court over extraditions
- BOLIVIA: Morales takes on judiciary
- PERU-CHILE: Maritime dispute comes to a head
- TRACKING TRENDS
- ARGENTINA: Fernández employs divide and conquer strategy
- URUGUAY: Vázquez heads to China cap in hand
- BRAZIL: Power struggle exposes senate wrongdoings
- BRAZIL: Government cuts budget and growth forecast
- TRACKING TRENDS
- REGION: Constitutional reform or power grab?
- PANAMA: Presidential candidates face corruption probe
- NICARAGUA: Alemán's grip over PLC loosens
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Cuba completes move from isolation to re-insertion
- Quotes of the Week