[RED DEMOCRATICA] Weekly Roundup: (De)funding the OAS, Counting Migrants, LatAm's Millionaire Boom

 

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Ecuador’s president takes on a newspaper, Venezuela’s president restarts Cuban cancer treatments, and Chile’s president reshuffles his cabinet. Read these stories and more in the Weekly Roundup. Stories this week: U.S. House Committee Votes to Defund OAS Humala Keeps CenBank Head as Mining Stocks Rally Brother’s Scandal Puts Dent in Humala’s Approval Rating Chávez Begins Chemotherapy in Cuba Venezuela Leads World in Oil Reserves Ecuador’s President Takes on Newspaper in Libel Case Former Colombian AgMinister Politically Sidelined Brazil’s “Mixed Bag” on Transparency Argentine Election Puts EU-Mercosur Talks on Hold Buenos Aires Mulls Iran Overture on 1994 Bombing Former Uruguayan Dictator Dies while under House Arrest Chile’s Allende Committed Suicide, Study Confirms Reset: Chilean Ministers Get to Work Goal after Cabinet Shuffle Evaluating Valenzuela Crime Stats at the Border: Spillover Violence Overstated? The Challenge of Getting Correct Migration Counts Mexican Ruling Brings Soldiers under Civilian Jurisdiction U.S. Diplomatic Nominees to Guatemala, Mexico Talk Security, Migration Taking the Polling Pulse in Guatemala’s Legislative Elections Republicans Recruit Hispanics Latin America’s Millionaire Boom	This week on AS/COA Online: Cabinet Changes in Chile: Piñera Reshuffles the Deck Facing protests, Chilean President Sebastián Piñera shuffled his cabinet for the second time this year. Will the changes appease detractors? State Department Head for the Western Hemisphere Steps Down With no replacement named, Arturo Valenzuela leaves his post as assistant secretary of state for the Western Hemisphere to return to Georgetown University. Brazil's Race to Meet Infrastructure Deadline for World Cup and Olympics Brazil expects $34 billion in private investment for hosting the World Cup and the Olympics, but construction delays cast doubts on whether the country can update its infrastructure in time. Americas Society and Council of the Americas: Uniting opinion leaders to exchange ideas and create solutions to the challenges of the Americas today.
The Weekly Roundup summarizes editorials, blogs, and analysis for an overview of news about the Americas.

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