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Brazil & Southern Cone - November 2013 (ISSN 1741-4431)
Fernández heads back to work
“We know that being president of Argentina is not at all easy, it’s a really stressful activity and for this reason I think all Argentines must help her,” Florencio Randazzo, the interior and transport secretary, said on 12 November. President Cristina Fernández has passed her medical examination after a recent operation and is due to return to work on Monday 18 November, slightly later than originally envisaged. The president has been on medical leave since undergoing surgery on 8 October to remove a cranial hematoma. Since her departure, the political scenario in Argentina has changed significantly.
- Fernández heads back to work
- ARGENTINA: Supreme Court orders action on drugs
- CHILE: Bachelet poised for first round victory
- PARAGUAY: Cartes continues to push for change
- URUGUAY: Vázquez eyes intriguing electoral alliance
- POLITICS: The PT 2014 election train leaves the station
- POLITICS: Pimentel under the microscope again ahead of 2014
- CITIZEN SECURITY: High violence persists, especially against women
- ECONOMY: Fiscal policy under “speculative attack”
- Dictatorship-era blacklists discovered in Argentina