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Weekly Report - 15 October 2009 (WR-09-41)
HONDURAS: Accord or no accord?
It is not clear, as this issue goes to press, whether the deadline of
15 October set by the ousted president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, for the
resolution of the country's political crisis will be met. Positive noises are
being made by Zelaya's representatives participating this week in talks with
representatives of the de facto president, Roberto Micheletti, based on the
points in the San José Accord, which would see Zelaya restored to office but
unable to persevere with his plan of convening a constituent assembly to reform
the constitution. Micheletti appears to have rejected a deal reached by the two
negotiating teams.
- Colombia and Ecuador move swiftly towards restoring diplomatic ties
- COLOMBIA: Indigenous stage fresh protests
- BOLIVIA: Former Pando prefect charged
- PERU-CHILE: War games stoke tension
- TRACKING TRENDS
- ARGENTINA: Senate approves media reform bill
- BRAZIL: MST puts agrarian minister under spotlight
- PARAGUAY: Government to denounce arms race before OAS
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Calderón decides to wind up LyFC
- TRACKING TRENDS
- EL SALVADOR: Arena schism provides boost for Funes
- HONDURAS: Accord or no accord?
- PANAMA: PRD leadership resigns en masse
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Panama's Martinelli faces indigenous discontent
- Quotes of the week