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Weekly Report - 03 September 2020 (WR-20-35)
VENEZUELA: Capriles calls to break the boycott
There is a growing sense that Venezuela is approaching a significant juncture. Just weeks ago, the stagnation of Juan Guaidó’s domestic opposition [WR-20-32] had made it seem that the status quo remained largely unthreatened. And yet the looming presence of two crucial elections – Venezuela’s own legislative vote on 6 December and the US presidential contest on 3 November – has manufactured something of a crossroads that could yet provide the impetus to break Venezuela’s long-standing political deadlock, one way or the other.
- Growing doubts over Brazil’s anti-corruption efforts
- PERU: Simmering tension between executive and legislature
- COLOMBIA: Politicians debate how to prevent massacres
- VENEZUELA: Capriles calls to break the boycott
- ECUADOR: Moreno celebrates credit bonanza
- ARGENTINA: Where is the economic plan?
- URUGUAY: Lacalle sets out spending challenge
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: López Obrador’s Informe fuels criticism
- HAITI: High-profile murder reignites familiar concerns
- PANAMA: Seeking to reboot the economy
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Chilean truckers’ strike ends
- Quotes of the week