Elections
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ECONOMY
Colombia Bets on De la Espriella as Markets Count Pesos
Colombia's incoming far-right president, Abelardo de la Espriella, promises fiscal shock therapy, oil revival and a patriotic miracle. Still, the…
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ANALYSIS
Peru Election Math Turns Dangerous When Sánchez Subtracts Democracy Abroad
Roberto Sánchez wants Peru's overseas ballots erased because they favor Keiko Fujimori. The demand is legally audacious, politically antidemocratic, and…
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ANALYSIS
A Nation Split by a Sliver: De la Espriella’s Narrow Win Tests Colombia’s Democracy
Abelardo de la Espriella's razor-thin presidential win has pushed Colombia toward a hard-right turn, exposing public exhaustion with violence, Gustavo…
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Politics
Peru’s Election Turns Into Democracy Test as Sánchez Allies Mobilize Against Fujimori’s Edge
With Keiko Fujimori virtually ahead and Roberto Sánchez calling supporters into the streets of Lima, Peru's presidential runoff has become…
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ANALYSIS
Peru’s Overseas Ballots Turn Expat Privilege into Election Suspense Again
Peru's presidential runoff may hinge on overseas ballots, isolated Amazon communities, and disputed tally sheets, raising an uneasy democratic question:…
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ANALYSIS
Colombian Constitution Gambit Fades as Runoff Turns into Identity War
Colombia's abandoned push for a constituent assembly has transformed the presidential runoff into a referendum on fear, reform, and democratic…
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Politics
Peru Counts Every Vote as Democracy Holds Its Breath Again
Peru's presidential cliffhanger has Roberto Sánchez ahead of Keiko Fujimori by just 41,355 votes, with overseas ballots and challenged tallies…
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Politics
Peru Votes Again as Fujimori Shadows Haunt a Restless Republic
Peru's presidential runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez has become more than a vote. It is a stress test…
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ANALYSIS
Peru’s Bus War Turns Election Into a Fight for Survival
Peru's crime wave has made Lima's buses moving targets, turning extortion, homicide, and political paralysis into the defining test for…
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SPORTS
Colombia Jersey Turns World Cup Pride Into Election Campaign Armor
Colombia's yellow national soccer jersey has slipped from stadium ritual into presidential combat, exposing how World Cup pride, polarized politics,…
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