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Weekly Report - 23 January 2020 (WR-20-03)
COLOMBIA: Resurgent protests bring further uncertainty
The first major protests of 2020 could not quite match the huge numbers mobilised throughout November and December 2019, but the return of thousands of Colombians to the streets on 21 January nonetheless vanquished any hopes President Iván Duque might have harboured that protest fatigue would save him from a stalemate that has proven costly to his government, both economically and politically.
- López Obrador falling short of expectations
- VENEZUELA: Guaidó seeks to rally foreign support
- COLOMBIA: Resurgent protests bring further uncertainty
- BOLIVIA: Violence avoided, but tensions higher than ever
- ECUADOR: Moreno castigates Conaie over protests
- TRACKING TRENDS
- PARAGUAY: Government shaken by mass prison break
- CHILE: Polls pummel Piñera
- ARGENTINA: Rolling out social and anti-inflationary measures
- BRAZIL: Government falls foul of controversy again
- URUGUAY: Race for Montevideo produces divisions
- GUATEMALA: Giammattei takes office – more of the same?
- Peruvians prepare to go to polls in open contest
- Quotes of the week