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Andean Group - December 2009 (ISSN 1741-4466)
What's going on in Colombia's neighbours?
The unrelenting pressure by the Colombian authorities on the illegal
drug industry inside Colombia seems to be forcing cocaine refiners to move more
of their operations out of that country. This year has seen the discovery of
large numbers of cocaine refining labs in Bolivia and Ecuador and the discovery
of more in Peru. In this special feature we look at what is happening to the
drug trade outside Colombia.
- Morales wins huge mandate
- POLITICS: Opposition weaker than ever
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW
- SPECIAL FOCUS - FINANCE: Banking scandal draws strong government reaction
- COLOMBIA RAID: Commission accuses US over 2008 raid
- MEDIA LAW: Media law debate postponed in Ecuador
- SECURITY & DEFENCE: García's defence-spending contradictions
- POLITICS: Castañeda carves out lead
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW
- SECURITY: Democratic security policy faltering?
- POLITICS: Election rules unclear
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW
- What's going on in Colombia's neighbours?
- Fleshing out Alba
- Some progress