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This week in print: Venezuela’s presidency, infrastructure and taxes in Brazil and Bogotá politics








’s presidency, infrastructure and taxes in and Bogotá politics

THE date of Hugo Chávez’s inauguration for a third term as Venezuela’s president has come and gone, and he remains in a hospital bed in . This week’s issue of The Economist asks who will run the country and argues that someone else should take over the role. It also includes stories on infrastructure and taxes in Brazil and on the mayor of Bogotá.

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