This Sunday, April 12, the electoral process will take place in Peru to choose the new president, vice president, senators, representatives, and representatives to the Latin American Parliament, with 27,325,432 registered voters.

In the general elections for the next five years, according to Bloomberg Linea, Keiko Fujimori leads in voter intention with 15 %; followed by comedian Carlos Álvarez with 8 %; in third place is Rafael López Aliaga with 7 %; and finally, businessman and journalist Carlos Belmont with 6 %.

Through its website, the Jurado Nacional Electoral has published all the relevant regulations for these elections and the schedule, which shows April 12 for the first round and June 7 for the second round.

More information about this electoral process and what to expect for the next presidential term in the South American nation can be found on the official website of the Government of Peru: https://www.gob.pe/.

 

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An announcement made Wednesday by the President of the United Nations General Assembly, Annalena Baerbock, revealed two new candidates for the position of Secretary-General of the organization.

Now, in addition to Michelle Bachelet, nominated by Chile, Brazil, and Mexico, and Rafael Grossi, current Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, nominated by Argentina, Macky Sall, former President of Senegal, nominated by Burundi, current Chairperson of the African Union, and Rebeca Grynspan, nominated by Costa Rica, have entered the race.

The President of the United Nations General Assembly “revealed the format of the interactive dialogues with the candidates, scheduled for the week of April 20.” These dialogues will be structured around the three pillars of the United Nations: “peace and security, human rights, and development.”

Regarding the nominations, it was indicated that they must be submitted to the interactive dialogues in advance; no later than April 1, so that the candidates can participate.

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This Sunday, Bolivians went to the polls to elect a new president. Senator and candidate Rodrigo Paz won the first round and will face Jorge Quiroga on October 19 in the second round of the presidential elections.

The results of the electoral process were as follows: Rodrigo Paz 32.2 %; Jorge Quiroga 26.8 %; Samuel Doira 19.9 %; Andrónico Rodríguez 8.2 %; Manfred Reyes 6.6 %; Eduardo del Castillo 3.2 %; Johnny Fernández 1.6 % and Pavel Aracena 1.5 %.

 

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The current president of the South American nation, Luis Arce, emphasized the civility and calm during the elections and stressed that the people have the final say regarding a possible change in policy.

Senator Rodrigo Paz declared that if he wins the second round, he will free Bolivia from 20 years of rule by the MAS party, and called on his supporters to celebrate this Sunday’s victory.

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The National Electoral Council of Venezuela announced that it has begun training polling station members who will participate in the elections on July 27 to elect the new councilors and mayors.

CNE President Elvis Amoroso also announced through the electoral body’s Telegram account that the accreditation of polling station witnesses for these elections has begun. Amoroso called on “voters who were selected to provide mandatory electoral service to visit https://ecap.cne.gob.ve/ to complete the training and obtain accreditation as polling station members for the municipal elections.”

This process, which began on June 27, will run until Saturday, July 26, the day before the elections. In this regard, the CNE has enabled the telephone line 0800-VOTEMOS (0800-8683667) so that those selected can obtain more information about the process.

Regarding the accreditation of witnesses, political organizations have been authorized by the CNE to submit their applications through the Automated Witness Accreditation System (SAT), “where they must begin registering their witnesses at each of the 20,410 voting stations that will be enabled for the municipal elections, Municipal Boards, Regional Boards, and the CNE.”

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Venezuela will hold municipal elections on July 27, according to the announcement made by the president of the National Electoral Council (CNE), Elvis Amoroso, on Wednesday, June 4.

He added that for these elections, nominations for mayoral and council candidates across the country will begin on Monday, June 9, and end on the 13th.

The National Electoral Board approved the schedule for the municipal elections. Amoroso added that the campaign for this election will run from July 11 to 24.

In the Indigenous states, this election will take place on August 3, one week after the renewal of mayoral elections in Venezuela’s 335 municipalities and the renewal of Municipal Council members.

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The elections this Sunday, May 25, in Venezuela will allow citizens to vote for 569 positions, including 285 deputies to Parliament, 24 governors, and 260 regional legislators.

The National Electoral Council will oversee the civic conduct of this electoral process, with a voter registry of 21,485,000 citizens eligible to vote.

Through the Republic Plan, 412,887 military personnel will be mobilized to guard the voting centers and electoral materials, “with the goal of ensuring the peaceful conduct of the process. For its part, the state-owned electricity company Corpoelec will deploy 15,664 workers to ensure the electricity supply during election day.”

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On April 13, Daniel Noboa won the second round of the presidential elections in Ecuador, winning 55.65 % of the votes against 44.35 % for the Correa candidate, Luisa González.

With this victory, Noboa faces several internal challenges, not least of which is the need to consolidate his political power.

Analysts point out that to achieve this, the president “must articulate parliamentary agreements, avoid political isolation, and maintain a coherent reform agenda that responds to the country’s urgent needs and sets the tone for his second term in office.”

Reelection represents more than a victory over the opposition: “It is a new political cycle with clear opportunities but latent risks. His legitimacy, although solid for the moment, could quickly erode if he does not respond effectively, with the support of the Assembly, to urgent issues such as security, employment, and the fiscal crisis. The key will be to consolidate effective governance and transform his movement into a structured political force.”

Noboa’s agenda, who will face a fragmented Assembly with no majorities starting May 14, emphasizes the need to establish pacts and alliances with actors such as Pachakutik and the PSC “to achieve the minimum 76 votes necessary to pass bills.” He will need to demonstrate a strong negotiating capacity and the ability to “build bridges beyond ideological differences, which will be essential for advancing his agenda.”

A strategic management vision to respond to the country’s structural demands, with proposals for both social and parliamentary reforms, will be key in Daniel Noboa’s new presidential term.

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On Sunday, February 23, Germany will hold elections to choose the new chancellor. The candidates Olaf Scholz, Friedrich Merz, Robert Habeck and Alice Weidel will compete for the position.

As is known, Olaf Scholz is the current chancellor of the country. The leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) has made efforts to encourage the population to give him a vote of confidence and thus stop the rise of the right.

The second candidate, Friedrich Merz, belongs to the Christian Democratic Union-Christian Social Union, and bases his proposal on conservative values ​​as well as a firm stance against immigration.

Then there is Robert Habeck, candidate of the Greens. He is the regional president of the party and current Minister of Energy Transition, Agriculture, Environment and Rural Areas.

Alice Weidel, the only woman in the electoral race for the position of chancellor, represents the Alternative for Germany party.

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In view of the electoral processes that must be carried out this 2025 in Venezuela, the National Electoral Council announced that it will remain in permanent session to analyze the proposals for dates for these elections.

In this sense, a delegation from the “Special Commission for the Review of the Electoral Laws and Norms of the National Assembly” went to the CNE on Friday, January 17 to meet with the rectors of the organization, in addition to delivering “a set of proposals” for dates.

The CNE will study the proposals to establish “a first approximation to electoral schedules for the 9 or 10 elections this year,” according to deputy Jorge Rodríguez.

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Next Sunday, June 2, two women will compete for the presidency of Mexico: Claudia Sheinbaum and Xótil Gálvez. If any of them wins, a historic change is on the horizon in the political scenario.

The electoral campaign has been marked by strong internal events. However, as the election date approaches, there is speculation about possible changes in Mexico in the event that Xóchitl Gálvez or Claudia Sheinbaum obtain the majority of votes.

Both are at the top of the polls, in a complex process, since Mexicans will also vote to elect 20,708 positions at both the federal and local levels.

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Claudia Sheinbaum is the former mayor of Mexico City, the country’s capital. She has maintained a double-digit lead in the polls for months. If she wins, she would continue the process of the current president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and is supported by the ruling party, Morena. “With a scientific background, Sheinbaum has had to walk a fine line to build his own image and emphasize his connection with the president, although he lacks the charisma with which his political ally attracted many.”

The other candidate is Xóchitl Gálvez, an opposition senator and technology entrepreneur, who represents a coalition of parties with little in common throughout history, except their recent opposition to López Obrador.

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