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Weekly Report - 03 June 2021 (WR-21-22)
ARGENTINA: Fear of default still present
Argentina failed to pay US$2.4bn owed to the Paris Club of government lenders and due on 31 May. The government hopes to use a 60-day grace period to renegotiate debt terms by the end of July, but this could prove to be politically tricky.
- Roadblocks on the path to agreement in Colombia
- PERU: Negative campaigning dominates run-off
- VENEZUELA: Eight soldiers released by guerrillas
- ECUADOR: High stakes for Lasso as he begins IMF discussions
- TRACKING TRENDS
- BRAZIL: Unexpected signs of strong economic rebound
- BRAZIL: Discontent with Bolsonaro spills onto the streets
- ARGENTINA: Fear of default still present
- CHILE: Piñera’s last post
- MEXICO: Tensions continue to rise ahead of midterm elections
- HAITI: OAS confirms deployment of delegation to facilitate dialogue
- TRACKING TRENDS
- Costa Rica formally joins OECD
- Quotes of the week