LatAm Weekly Roundup — April 11, 2025
Mexican President Sheinbaum proposed stronger economic integration with Latin America, emphasizing cooperation with Brazil in key sectors. Bolivia scheduled general elections for August 2025 amid economic turmoil and internal divisions within the ruling party. In Peru, transport unions launched a strike over escalating insecurity, threatening nationwide action. Argentina reached a $20 billion staff-level agreement with the IMF, awaiting board approval. Chilean President Boric reshuffled his political committee to reinforce unity in his coalition. As CELAC’s new president, Colombia’s leader Petro advocated for regional integration and a sustainable agenda. In Brazil, Communications Minister Juscelino Filho resigned after being indicted for corruption. These events highlight a week of regional coordination efforts alongside pressing domestic challenges.
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