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Weekly Report - 29 August 2024 (WR-24-34)
COLOMBIA: Pipeline attacks highlight setbacks to ‘total peace’
When President Gustavo Petro took over the presidency two years ago he unveiled an ambitious ‘total peace’ initiative designed to bring Colombia’s disparate armed groups into a single all-inclusive peace settlement. However, last week was bad for total peace, underlining the rising risk of fragmentation.
- Venezuela’s Maduro overhauls cabinet following legal ‘certification’ of victory
- COLOMBIA: Pipeline attacks highlight setbacks to ‘total peace’
- PERU: Government faces tough decision on Petroperú
- ARGENTINA: Rising opposition threatens Milei reforms
- CHILE: Labour accords bring respite for copper industry
- BRAZIL: Wildfire emergencies declared in various states
- BRAZIL: Licensed guns falling into hands of gangs, study finds
- MEXICO: Concerns rise over Morena’s dominance in congress
- MEXICO: Ayotzinapa parents abandon dialogue with gov’t
- TRACKING TRENDS
- HAITI: Presidential transition council hit by scandal
- PANAMA/COSTA RICA: Mulino shores up neighbourly ties
- Mulino denounces drug-related corruption in Panama
- Quotes of the week