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Weekly Report - 28 January 2010 (WR-10-04)
ARGENTINA: Domestic dispute assumes diplomatic dimensions
President Cristina Fernández should have touched down in Beijing this
week for an official visit to China after flying to Bolivia to attend the
investiture of President Evo Morales. In the event she suspended both trips and
stayed put. Her rationale was that Vice-President Julio Cobos was not
trustworthy enough to be left in charge of the country in her absence.
- Morales sworn in as Bolivia's first "plurinational" president
- VENEZUELA: Suffused with strife
- TRACKING TRENDS
- CHILE: Piñera sows discord in Concertación
- BRAZIL: Opposition denounces Lula before electoral court
- ARGENTINA: Domestic dispute assumes diplomatic dimensions
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Central bank raises forecasts
- MEXICO: Paraguayan soccer star shot
- TRACKING TRENDS
- HAITI: Montreal sets out bold vision for Haiti
- HONDURAS: Exit Zelaya as Lobo takes reins of power
- TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Opposition elects first female leader
- GUATEMALA: Portillo to be extradited to the US?
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Bayly bursts on to Peruvian political scene
- Quotes of the week