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Weekly Report - 06 June 2019 (WR-19-22)
VENEZUELA: Diplomacy in flux
Venezuela’s de facto president, Nicolás Maduro, announced on 4 June that he was initiating a “permanent session” of the country’s defence and security council, a measure he claimed was necessary to unify his government’s “economic political and military control’, counter US coup-plotting, and prioritise a dialogue process with the political opposition conducted in the Norwegian capital Oslo.
- Electoral triumphs bolster López Obrador amid US tariff threat
- COLOMBIA: Courts reassert authority and row behind peace process
- PERU: Congress blinks
- VENEZUELA: Diplomacy in flux
- ECUADOR: Carapaz triumph overshadows Correa’s travails
- BRAZIL: Pension reform back in focus
- CHILE: Piñera underwhelms with balance sheet
- ARGENTINA: Negative electoral streak continues for Cambiemos
- TRACKING TRENDS
- EL SALVADOR: More questions than answers as Bukele takes office
- HONDURAS: Hernández offers another concession
- Panama’s largest foreign investment project suspended
- Quotes of the week