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Weekly Report - 25 November 2021 (WR-21-47)
Chile’s congress set to play critical role
Moderate left-wing and moderate right-wing candidates performed extremely poorly in the first round of Chile’s presidential elections on 21 November. In sharp contrast, however, they did rather well in the concurrent congressional elections. This could be a key factor in shaping Chile’s political future.
- Chile’s congress set to play critical role
- VENEZUELA: PSUV tightens its grip in regional elections
- COLOMBIA: Zuluaga clinches Uribista nomination for 2022
- BRAZIL: PSDB in disarray as Moro makes his moves
- BRAZIL: Environmental credibility dead in the water
- MEXICO: New small print on mega projects
- MEXICO: New move on immigrant ‘caravans’
- MEXICO: Change of plan at Banxico
- HAITI: Henry unveils new cabinet
- HONDURAS: Final stages of campaign overshadowed by violence
- NICARAGUA: Leaving the OAS
- Argentina’s Clarín attacked
- Quotes of the week