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LatinNews Regional Monitor: Andean Group - 10 January 2020
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On 9 January, four national assembly members accused of conspiring against the Ecuadorean government were allowed to leave for Mexico, after spending nearly three months in the Mexican embassy in Quito, Ecuador’s capital.... Read More
* Colombia’s national statistics institute (Dane) has reported that total exports fell by 6.2% in 2019.... Read More
From Latin American Weekly Report
Nicolás Maduro bided his time before making his move.... Read More
The Christmas period achieved what government negotiators could not, and delivered President Iván Duque some much-needed respite from the protests that swept Colombia’s cities from 21 November 2019.... Read More
Bolivia’s electoral authority (TSE) has published the calendar for the country’s 2020 general election, called by Jeanine Áñez’s interim government to supersede last October’s election, which was annulled over allegations of fraud.... Read More
The dissolution of congress on 30 September by Peru’s President Martín Vizcarra was legitimate, according to a report drawn up into the matter by a magistrate sitting on the seven-strong constitutional tribunal (TC) presented to colleagues this week.... Read More
Ecuador’s new tax reform came into force on 1 January - but not without some eleventh-hour drama.... Read More
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- ECUADOR: Political asylees leave for Mexico
- In brief: Colombia’s exports fall by 6.2% in 2019
- Maduro takes the plunge in Venezuela
- COLOMBIA: Security policy under scrutiny
- BOLIVIA: Áñez under pressure on all fronts
- PERU: Top court to back dissolution of congress
- ECUADOR: Tax reform takes effect, dividing indigenous