Chile turns (far) right

A big win for the right in Chile to go with its narrow win in Honduras.

A cliffhanger in Honduras

Donald Trump's preferred candidate leads by the skin of his teeth in Honduras's presidential election.

Chile looks set for a far-right president, while Ecuador clips its president's wings in a referendum.

Chile looks like continuing its alternation in power of left and right, but this time it could be the far right that benefits.

Argentina's president gets a more sympathetic legislature, and Dutch voters turn against the far right.

The centrist candidate scores a comfortable win in Bolivia, and Argentina's libertarian president faces a test in mid-term elections.

Brazil's former president is convicted of an attempted coup; similar charges are being brought in Romania, but the US's plotter remains at large.

Two decades of left-wing rule come to an end in Bolivia, with two right-of-centre candidates to contest the presidential runoff in October.

Interim leaders in Gabon and Ecuador both win election to full terms, but neither without controversy.

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