Elections
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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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LIFE
Peru Shamans Predict Sánchez Win as Fujimori Fuels Election Unrest
In Peru's tense runoff week, shamans told EFE they foresee leftist Roberto Sánchez defeating Keiko Fujimori. Still, their seaside ritual…
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ANALYSIS
Bolivia Roadblocks Turn Paz’s Promise into a High-Altitude Stress Test
Bolivia's roadblocks have trapped cities, inflated food prices, and shaken President Rodrigo Paz's fragile coalition, exposing a deeper Latin American…
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ANALYSIS
Colombia Election Pits Tiger Against Leftist Survivor as Regional Stakes Rise
Abelardo de la Espriella's first-round surge and Iván Cepeda's resilient leftist vote have pushed Colombia into a stark June 21…
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ANALYSIS
Sheinbaum’s Election Warning Tests Latin American Democracy and Foreign Influence
Mexico's president says foreign money could taint elections. Still, the harder question is who decides when sovereignty is being defended…
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Politics
Colombia’s Jungle Clash Tests Election Peace Before Ballots Are Cast
A reported deadly clash in Guaviare between rival FARC dissident factions lands three days before Colombia's presidential vote, exposing how…
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ECONOMY
Brazil Workweek Reform Tests Lula’s Election-Year Labor Bet Before Senate
Brazil's push to cut the workweek from 44 to 40 hours puts Lula's labor agenda, industrial anxiety, productivity gap, and…
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