Issue Oct 04-10 2023: With just a few days left before run-off elections, Ecuadorian presidential candidates Luisa González for Revolución Ciudadana (RC) and Daniel Noboa for Acción Democrática Nacional (ADN) are both seeking the youth and undecided vote in urban centers.
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Issue Oct 04-10 2023: In a discussion about the political climate in Panama, it was reported that there has been a slight decrease in affiliation to political parties over the past eight months, according to data from the Electoral Tribunal (TE).
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Issue Sep 27-Oct 03 2023: The Argentina presidential debate took place on October 1 between the five candidates at the Forum Convention Center located in the city of Santiago del Estero.
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Issue Sep 27-Oct 03 2023: Lula’s defense minister, José Múcio, is completely untrustworthy, and should be dismissed immediately.
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Issue Sep 27-Oct 03 2023: In a recent political development in Colombia, the election for the presidency of the National Electoral Council (CNE) took an unexpected turn, defying the predictions of a close race, where a consensus prevailed over contentious competition.
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Issue Sep 27-Oct 03 2023: Political and legal controversies surround the Usurpation Law in Chile, particularly focusing on the penalties associated with non-violent usurpations of land or housing.
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Issue Sep 27-Oct 03, 2023: Renowned ethologist Konrad Lorenz posited that inherent aggression exists in all living beings, a concept predating today’s era of social media.
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Issue Sep 20-26 2023: A former governor and president of Panama, Ricardo Martinelli, announced on Sunday that his wife, Marta Linares, would be his vice presidential candidate ahead of the 2024 elections, despite the presidential candidate being convicted of money laundering.
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Issue Sep 20-26 2023: Populism, “democracy’s unwanted child,” has long been associated with Latin America, although the political tendency exists in even the most venerable democracies.
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