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Andean Group - April 2018 (ISSN 1741-4466)
VENEZUELA: Carrots abandoned as region threatens a bigger stick against Maduro
In refusing to accept the forthcoming presidential election as legitimate, the US and regional leaders gathered in Lima for the Summit of the Americas put heavy rhetorical pressure on Venezuela’s increasingly-autocratic leader Nicolás Maduro, but little else in terms of tangible action. Nonetheless, there are signs that individual countries in the region are gradually readying more concrete steps to push and prod for a democratic transition in Venezuela.
- Introduction
- PERU: The complex struggle against illegal logging
- PERU: Are Peru’s clean water ambitions being drained?
- ECUADOR: The challenges facing Moreno in building bridges with social movements
- VENEZUELA: Carrots abandoned as region threatens a bigger stick against Maduro
- VENEZUELA: Pdvsa grinds to a halt under military management
- Economic Highlights