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Weekly Report - 25 April 2024 (WR-24-16)
PERU: Prosecutors close in on suspended attorney general
The net appears to be drawing in on Peru’s suspended attorney general, Patricia Benavides, who was removed from her post in December after being accused of leading a corruption ring [WR-23-48]. Following raids at multiple addresses in Lima, prosecutors declared on 23 April that they had filed an application for Benavides to be banned from leaving the country and suggested they have enough evidence to bring her to trial.
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- ARGENTINA: Milei faces huge protest march
- BRAZIL: Indigenous rights activists vent frustration
- BRAZIL: Uncertainty over interest rates
- CHILE-VENEZUELA: Tren de Aragua fuels tensions
- MEXICO: Sheinbaum talks Pemex
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- TRACKING TRENDS
- PANAMA: Little certainty as presidential race nears
- PANAMA-HONDURAS: Dry canal plans gather pace
- Huge march against Petro
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