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Weekly Report - 15 October 2009 (WR-09-41)
PANAMA: PRD leadership resigns en masse
The leadership of the main opposition Partido Revolucionario
Democrático (PRD) resigned en masse last week as part of declared efforts to
“renovate and rejuvenate" the party from within. The collective decision belies
the continued crisis plaguing the party, six months on from its defeat in the 3
May presidential and legislative elections.
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- 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
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- 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
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