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Weekly Report - 25 February 2010 (WR-10-08)
MEXICO: The US starts to fret again
The government responded equivocally this week to signs that the US
is gearing up to become involved in, rather than merely supportive of, the
Mexican offensive against organised crime. The Mexican government understands,
even if the US does not, that drug-trafficking gangs are not the only terrorist
threats it may be facing.
- García rewards Peru's security forces as indigenous renew protest action
- BOLIVIA: Military defiant over archives
- VENEZUELA: What role will new peasant militias play?
- TRACKING TRENDS
- BRAZIL: Lula oversees Rousseff's acclamation
- CHILE: Piñera panders to parties
- PARAGUAY: New party forms to back Lugo
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: The US starts to fret again
- TRACKING TRENDS
- HAITI: Sarkozy seeks to make amends for past wrongs
- NICARAGUA: Ortega swears in new military chief
- GUATEMALA: Colom faces renewed protests from unions
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Rio Group launches new regional entity
- Quotes of the week