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Weekly Report - 8 November 2007 (INNS 1741-7422)
MEXICO: The final elections of 2007
The last important elections of 2007 take place on 11 November. The most
significant of the four elections are in Michoacán which has gubernatorial,
state congress and municipal elections. The Michoacán elections are one of the
rare three-way fights in which each of the major parties, the Partido
Revolucionario Institucional (PRI); the Partido Acción Nacional (PAN) and the
Partido de la Revolución Democrática (PRD) start with a decent chance.
- Colom claims victory in Guatemala
- EL SALVADOR-MEXICO: Saca denounces funding for Bolivarian Circles
- TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Manning wins comfortable majority
- TRACKING TRENDS
- PERU: Drug gang destroys police station
- ECUADOR: Correa trims powers of economy ministry
- TRACKING TRENDS
- BRAZIL: CPMF approval at risk unless Lula bows to PMDB
- BRAZIL: Brazil joins South American arms race
- ARGENTINA-URUGUAY: Still no end in sight for mill controversy
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: The final elections of 2007
- MEXICO: Flood waters recede
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Talks to save Bolivia's constituent assembly collapse
- Quotes of the week
- Latest data