ERNESTO ZEDILLO, a former Mexican president, is facing a civil court case in the United States over allegations of war crimes during his term in the government's fight against indigenous rebels. This week's issue of The Economist explores what lies behind the claims, and how they are likely to affect relations between the two countries. It also includes stories on the talks between the Colombian government and the FARC guerrillas, and on an explosion at a Venezuelan refinery.
No comments:
Post a Comment