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Weekly Report - 24 March 2022 (WR-22-12)
PERU: Fujimori story reprised
Peru’s constitutional court (TC) ruled on 17 March that the 83-year-old former president Alberto Fujimori (1990-2000), currently serving a 25-year prison sentence for crimes against humanity, including counts of murder and corruption, should be released. This is the second attempt to release Fujimori and it is promising to be as divisive and controversial as the first.
- Fernández facing formidable opposition within and without
- COLOMBIA: Boost and blow for Petro
- PERU: Fujimori story reprised
- BOLIVIA: Sedition removed from the penal code
- ECUADOR: Government acts on prisons
- BRAZIL: Education ministry engulfed in another scandal
- BRAZIL: War stokes inflation fears
- CHILE: Boric off to slow start
- MEXICO: Plain sailing for López Obrador’s new airport?
- MEXICO: Opposition rejects ‘propaganda’ decree
- HONDURAS: Hernández edges closer to extradition
- REGION: Washington seeks new alliances in Central America
- TRACKING TRENDS
- El Salvador delays bitcoin bond issuance
- Quotes of the week