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Weekly Report - 15 July 2010 (WR-10-28)
MEXICO: A return to post-electoral rows?
The Partido Acción Nacional (PAN) launched a formal challenge this
week to the result of the Veracruz state election held on 4 July. The PAN is
also musing over challenging the results in Aguascalientes (where it lost) and
Hidalgo, which its alliance candidate, Xochtil Gálvez, failed to win. Gálvez
served in President Vicente Fox's administration (2000 to 2006) as head of
indigenous affairs.
- Role of Church and State comes under spotlight across Latin America
- EL SALVADOR: Can dose of scripture cure moral ills?
- PANAMA: Martinelli backtracks over anti-union law
- TRACKING TRENDS
- COLOMBIA: Santos targets ambitious land reform
- BOLIVIA-CHILE: Talks over key 13-point agenda resume
- TRACKING TRENDS
- BRAZIL: Ambiguous diplomacy creates confusion
- ARGENTINA: Soya dispute with China remains unresolved
- CHILE: The politics of sex and marriage
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Calderón drops Gómez Mont
- MEXICO: A return to post-electoral rows?
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Ortega takes another step closer to re-election
- Quotes of the week