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Economic issues could be decisive in Brazilian presidential election
With Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff now facing Aécio Neves (of the Brazilian Social Democratic Party, PSDB) in the second round of elections on Oct. 26, much of the discussion is…
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In Bolivia, ‘Coke’ reverses price hikes
Two days before the presidential election, the Coca-Cola distributor in Bolivia, known as Embol, announced that it was raising the prices of the popular beverage. After being warned of…
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Why did Evo win?
The landslide victory of Evo Morales has a very simple explanation: he won because his government has been, without a doubt, the best in the troubled history of Bolivia.
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Morales dedicates re-election victory to Fidel and Chávez
President Evo Morales of Bolivia won re-election Sunday with 60 percent of the votes, according to the private survey firm Ipsos. The outcome was based on 90.4 percent of the votes…
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Election looms for Bolivia’s incumbent Evo Morales
Democratic Socialist, Bolivian incumbent President Juan Evo Morales Ayma, is expected to win the election on Sunday, Oct. 12.
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Rousseff, Neves head to runoff for Brazil presidency
President Dilma Rousseff from the Workers Party (PT) and challenger Aecio Neves from the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PMDB) will face off on October 26 in order to decide who will…
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Elections in Brazil and pan-American geopolitics
The re-issue of an unbridled neoliberalism that sacrifices public gains on the altar of the market and international capital would represent the loss of valuable social, political and…
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Why Dilma Rousseff could win Brazil’s presidential election
The country has widely reported problems, but improvements in income and conditions for many workers mean a lot of Brazilians have done well over the past decade.
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Hard choices: Hillary Clinton admits role in Honduran coup aftermath
Clinton’s embrace of far-right narrative on Latin America is part of electoral strategy
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Rafael Correa warns about destabilization plans in Ecuador
Ecuadoran President Rafael Correa said Tuesday that destabilization processes “similar to those in Venezuela” are being carried out in his country.
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