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Weekly Report - 16 July 2020 (WR-20-28)
ARGENTINA: Creditors fear the Pac-Man strategy
Argentina’s government has made its “final” debt-restructuring offer to bondholders, to a mixed reaction. As in all negotiations the final offer may not actually be the last word, but the two sides did seem to be edging closer to a deal.
- Bouterse bows out in Suriname as Granger clings on in Guyana
- BOLIVIA: Unrest brews as pandemic continues to bite
- PERU: Vizcarra conducts cabinet reshuffle
- VENEZUELA: Opposition hold out hope for US intervention
- COLOMBIA: Bogotá opts for new partial shutdown
- TRACKING TRENDS
- ARGENTINA: Creditors fear the Pac-Man strategy
- CHILE: Piñera defeated over pensions
- BRAZIL: Army generals on the defensive
- MEXICO: Becoming the focus of international concern
- GUATEMALA: Election of top judges risks institutional clash
- EL SALVADOR: Criticism mounts over government response to pandemic
- Aerial spraying back on the cards in Colombia
- Quotes of the week