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  • Chile Heads Toward a Presidential Runoff Between Jara and Kast

    17 November, 2025

    With a turnout close to 85%, the ruling coalition’s candidate, Jeanette Jara (Unidad por Chile), secured first place in the presidential election with 26.85% of the vote, followed by José Antonio Kast (Partido Republicano), who obtained 23.92%. ⇢

  • Elections in Chile: Political Fragmentation and a Likely Runoff

    13 November, 2025

    On Sunday, November 16, Chilean citizens will head to the polls to elect the President of the Republic for the 2026–2030 term, as well as to renew the entire Chamber of Deputies and part of the Senate. This will be the first general election with ⇢

  • Electoral Blackout: More Than 11 Million Argentines Did Not Vote

    29 October, 2025

    Participation dropped to 67.85%, the lowest level since the return of democracy, with strong differences between regions. The legislative elections held on Sunday, October 26, not only reshaped the national political map, consolidating La Libertad ⇢

  • The Ruling Party Wins Argentina’s Legislative Elections: How the New Congress Is Shaped

    28 October, 2025

    The legislative elections held on Sunday reshaped Argentina’s political landscape and consolidated La Libertad Avanza (LLA) as the fastest-growing political force in both chambers of Congress. Although it did not secure an absolute majority, the ⇢

  • Legislative Elections 2025: What’s at Stake in Argentina’s New Congress

    22 October, 2025

    On October 26, Argentina will elect 127 deputies and 24 senators in a vote that will redefine the political balance of Congress and mark a turning point in Javier Milei’s administration. The results will reveal whether the ruling coalition — La ⇢

  • Rodrigo Paz Wins Bolivia’s Presidency, Marking a New Political Direction

    20 October, 2025

    Senator Rodrigo Paz, of the Christian Democratic Party (PDC), was elected President of Bolivia this Sunday in a runoff that ended 20 years of rule by the Movement for Socialism (MAS). Paz secured 54.6% of the vote, defeating his rival, former ⇢

  • Bolivia Prepares for a Historic Presidential Runoff, Marking the End of the MAS Era

    16 October, 2025

    For the first time in its history, Bolivia will hold a presidential runoff election on October 19 to decide its next president. Nearly 8 million citizens are called to the polls to choose between two visions of change that promise to pull the ⇢

  • Interactive Map: Who the Candidates Are and What’s at Stake in Argentina’s Elections

    15 October, 2025

    On October 26, Argentina will hold national legislative elections to choose new members of both chambers of Congress. These elections come without primaries (PASO) and will mark the first nationwide use of the single paper ballot. In this new ⇢

  • Motion of Vacancy: The Peruvian Congress Mechanism to Remove Presidents

    14 October, 2025

    On October 9, Peru’s Congress approved four motions of vacancy for “permanent moral incapacity” filed against President Dina Boluarte, with 122 votes in favor out of 130 legislators. As a result, Boluarte was removed from office, and José ⇢

  • Milei Faces Midterm Elections at the Lowest Point of His Approval

    7 October, 2025

    In this new edition of Imagen del Poder, the presidential approval ranking for Latin America, Claudia Sheinbaum (Mexico) continues to lead with a 67% positive rating, followed by Yamandú Orsi (Uruguay) and Lula da Silva (Brazil), both with 48% ⇢

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