The Economist 16 April 2011 Issue
The Drug War Hits Central America
Organised crime is moving south from Mexico into a bunch of small countries far too weak to deal with it Page: 11 | 10 Likes | 0Peru's Presidential Election: the Masses Blow a Raspberry Voters engineer an unappealing choice between two contrasting populists, Ollanta Humala (above left) and Keiko Fujimori (right) Page: 41 | -6 Likes | 0
China's Crackdown: Repression and the New Ruling Class
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Nigeria's Elections: Democracy 1, Vote-Rigging 0
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India and Foreign Investment: Fling Wide the Gates
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Central America: the Tormented Isthmus
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The Deficit: Rival Visions
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Washington, DC: Blooming
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Medicaid: in Treatment
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Car Safety: Think Before you Speak
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Cuba and America: Catch him if you Can
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Japan's Crisis: Flailing
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Banyan: the Finitude of Forests
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America in Africa: a Light Footprint
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Syria's Unrest: Boiling Over
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