Issue Jun 21-30 2023: The governability of President Gustavo Petro and the Pacto Histórico have been affected by multiple judicial and administrative decisions.
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Issue Jun 21-30 2023: Corruption continues to be one of the main problems in Latin America, and institutions dedicated to the fight against it are the best tools that governments have.
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Issue Jun 21-30 2023: The current president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, registered as a presidential precandidate for the 2024-2029 period, but a Tribunal Supremo Electoral (TSE) magistrate criticizes this measure.
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Issue Jun 21-30 2023: Brazil’s Comissão Parlamentar Mista de Inquérito (CPMI) collected testimony regarding the timeline of events on January 8th, with senator Eliziane Gamme (PSD-MA) acting as speaker.
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Issue Jun 14-20 2023: Women politicians agree that gender parity is a means for them to reach key spaces, rather than an imposition, evidenced by the fact that the increase of women in legislative and political positions has improved the quality of life of communities, has reduced corruption, and has achieved stronger democracies.
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Issue Jun 14-20 2023: The President of Bolivia, Luis Arce, recently met with his ministers and legislators to coordinate his administration just as Evo Morales (the former president) did the same with his own supporters.
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Issue Jun 14-20 2023: In the face of an 81% disapproval rating, members of Peru’s Congress have continued the time-honored tradition of awarding themselves medals.
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Issue Jun 14-20 2023: The abstention of citizens from participating in the elections is worrisome. The blank vote or the abstention to appear at the polls prevails.
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Issue Jun 14-20 2023: Former president Horacio Cartes’ presence in the government of Santiago Peña is clear: Almost all of Peña’s newly announced cabinet members formed part of or were associated with Cartes’ government.
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