Weekly Report - 30 March 2004
VENEZUELA: Referendum: what is really happening
Contrary to what has been widely reported, Venezuela's supreme court has not thrown out the signatures collected by the opposition to request a referendum to unseat President Hugo Chávez . One supreme court panel has overruled another panel's decision to validate all signatures without verifying them. In any case, this particular dispute must now be settled by the full supreme court — and even when it does, the referendum issue remains open.
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