Posts Tagged ‘Manuel Zelaya’
Thu Dec 3, 2009 19:02 GMT |
The popularity and influence of Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, knows no bounds. As Lula enters his final year in office, his popularity continues to hover near record highs. Interestingly, as his ruling Partido dos Trabalhadores gears up for next year’s election (in which his chief of staff Dilma Rousseff is Lula’s hand-picked [Read more...]
Tags: Ahmadinejad, Brazil, Diplomacy, foreign policy, Honduras, Hugo Chavez, Iran, Lula, Manuel Zelaya
Posted in: General, Geopolitics, Latin America, Political Risk
Fri Sep 25, 2009 15:51 BST |
With the return of ousted President Manuel Zelaya to Honduras following June’s military coup, we examine how the political stalemate is likely to unfold over the coming days and weeks, and why events in this small Central American country have taken on such regional importance.

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Tags: Central America, economic crisis, Honduras, investment, Manuel Zelaya, military coup, Nicaragua, Political Risk, US, Venezuela
Posted in: General, Geopolitics, Latin America, Podcast, Political Risk
Mon Jun 29, 2009 16:51 BST |
Personally I thought it would be some time before President Obama was next forced to put his diplomacy skills to the test, but just a few days after condemning the Iranian authorities’ crackdown on protestors, another political crisis is dumped on his doorstep. At first glance, Honduran politics seems like a relative backwater when compared [Read more...]
Tags: Central America, CIA, coup, Honduras, Hugo Chavez, Latin America, Manuel Zelaya, military, OAS, Obama
Posted in: General, Geopolitics, Latin America, Political Risk, US