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Weekly Report - 10 March 2011 (WR-11-10)
BRAZIL: Tensions between Rousseff and the military?
President Dilma Rousseff, a former political prisoner, wants to
install a truth and justice commission in Brazil to investigate human rights
abuses committed during the period of the country's military regime (1964-1985),
but this week the military again appeared to express strong reservations about
rousing the past.
- Piñera shows soft side to boost flagging popularity
- BRAZIL: New party to accommodate opposition defector
- BRAZIL: Tensions between Rousseff and the military?
- PARAGUAY: Lugo heads to Asia with disgraced minister in tow
- TRACKING TRENDS
- BOLIVIA: Morales dealt drugs blow
- VENEZUELA: Chávez finds common ground with opposition
- PERU: Castañeda fluffs lines
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Relations with US deteriorating
- MEXICO: Calderón suggests outsider
- TRACKING TRENDS
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Feeling the heat, Fernández conducts reshuffle
- PANAMA: Another key reverse for Martinelli
- TRACKING TRENDS
- ICJ defuses Nicaragua-Costa Rica tensions for now
- Quotes of the Week