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Category: Latin America

Weekly electoral roundup

An occasional feature. This week it's Paraguay, Iceland, Malaysia, Pakistan, Venezuela and Italy.

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Charles Richardson Central and South Asia, Elections, Europe, Italy, Latin America, Scandinavia, South-East Asia 2 Comments 20 April 201328 January 2022

Venezuela update

There's been post-election violence in polarised Venezuela, but no likelihood that the victory of Nicolás Maduro will be undone.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Latin America 1 Comment 17 April 2013

A close-run thing in Venezuela

A close result in Venezuela sees Nicolás Maduro declared the winner. Now he has to show whether he can be more than just an understudy for Hugo Chávez.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Latin America 4 Comments 15 April 2013

Election preview: Venezuela

Hugo Chávez will be a hard act to follow, but Venezuelans go the polls this Sunday to elect his replacement.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Latin America 1 Comment 12 April 2013

The week’s electoral roundup

Election news from Zimbabwe, Western Australia, Bulgaria, Kenya and Venezuela.

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Charles Richardson Africa, Australia, Elections, Europe, Latin America, Referenda 3 Comments 18 March 2013

Self-determination in the South Atlantic

The Falkland Islanders want to stay British; Britain still seems happy to have them. So does anyone else get to have a say in this?

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Charles Richardson British Isles, Europe, Ideas, Latin America, Referenda, War and peace 7 Comments 15 March 201328 January 2022

An electoral roundup

Results from Ecuador, Armenia and Grenada, plus an early election looming in Bulgaria.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Latin America, Middle East, North America (ex-US) 1 Comment 21 February 2013

No surprises in Ecuador

Rafael Correa has been comfortably re-elected as president of Ecuador. That's one less worry for Julian Assange.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Latin America 1 Comment 18 February 2013

Election preview: Ecuador

Ecuador also goes to the polls today, with a comfortable victory expected for leftist president Rafael Correa. Correa's two terms in office have been seen as a success, but there are concerns about creeping authoritarianism.

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What if they had an inauguration and no-one came?

Hugo Chávez will be missing from Thursday's inauguration in Venezuela. It just goes to show that even the most comprehensive of constitutions can't provide for everything.

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