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Caribbean & Central America - June 2014 (ISSN 1741-4458)
GUATEMALA: Judicial vacancies filled
Thelma Aldana, a former supreme court president (2011-2012), has been appointed as Guatemala’s new attorney general, following the controversial February 2014 ruling by the constitutional court (CC) cutting short the mandate of the former AG, the human rights activist Claudia Paz y Paz [RC-14-03]. Also making headlines was the appointment of the new electoral court (TSE), which will oversee the next 2015 general elections.
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- HONDURAS: JOH calls on the US to clarify its stance
- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: Naturalisation programme launched
- CUBA: Cuban-Russian oil agreements attract US attention
- REGION: Fiscal concerns and slow growth lead to downgrades
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- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
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