A government that said yes without asking its people, a phrase that captured a continent's anger, and a court that had to step in to say what the presidency would not.
A month-long expedition through Antarctica and the South Atlantic, which was marketed as an intimate encounter with glaciers, seabirds and some of the planet’s last wild frontiers, is now at the centre of an unfolding hantavirus cluster that has left three people dead, several others ill and health authorities across multiple continents scrambling to trace passengers.
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