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US Warns Ortega After Announcing the End of Elections in Nicaragua

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that the United States will not stand idly by after Daniel Ortega announced the elimination of democratic elections. The international community has strongly repudiated this measure, which aims to establish a single-party regime in the Central American nation.

Ortega Ends Elections in Nicaragua: US Warns of Consequences

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has warned that the international community will not stand idly by after Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega announced the end of elections. The regime, in power since 2007, seeks to consolidate family power with Rosario Murillo, sparking global rejection in defense of democracy.

Daniel Ortega Ends Democracy: No More Elections in Nicaragua

Nicaraguan ruler Daniel Ortega announced the end of elections during the 47th anniversary of the Sandinista revolution. Promising laws to block the opposition, he aims to consolidate a permanent power system alongside his wife, Rosario Murillo, drawing international condemnation.

New Caledonia Votes in Historic Elections After Years of Political Tension

The French overseas territory in the South Pacific opened its polls on Sunday, June 28, 2026, for the first provincial elections since 2019. Approximately 192,000 voters will choose 76 councilors who will define the island's political future, following violent riots in 2024 that left 14 dead and over €2 billion in damages.

De la Espriella Wins Colombian Presidency, Pivots Toward Israel

In one of the tightest elections in Colombian history, Abelardo de la Espriella has emerged victorious with 49.66% of the vote, defeating Iván Cepeda by a razor-thin margin. The president-elect has announced a major diplomatic shift: restoring relations with Israel and moving the embassy to Jerusalem, marking a significant change from the outgoing Petro administration.

South America's Political Map Shifts After Colombia's Right-Wing Victory

Colombian right-wing lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella has narrowly won the presidency with a margin of just 247,000 votes over leftist candidate Iván Cepeda. This victory marks a significant conservative turn in South American geopolitics, drawing both congratulations and criticism from regional leaders.

Peru vive un conteo de infarto: Keiko Fujimori toma ventaja por apenas 651 votos

La segunda vuelta electoral en Peru se transformo en una carrera de narices con un resultado que mantiene en vilo al pais andino. Con el 98,215% de las actas contabilizadas, Keiko Fujimori obtuvo 50,002% contra 49,998% de Roberto Sanchez. La diferencia es de solo 651 sufragios y restan procesarse 1.635 actas observadas mas 161 del extranjero.

Perú en vilo: Fujimori toma ventaja de 651 votos con 98,2% escrutado

La segunda vuelta electoral en Perú vive su momento más crítico. Con el 98,215% de las actas contabilizadas, Keiko Fujimori supera por apenas 651 votos a Roberto Sánchez. El voto del extranjero, favorable a la candidata de derecha, inclina la balanza en una elección que se define por milésimas y mantiene al país en expectativa.

Sánchez mantiene ventaja ajustada sobre Fujimori en el conteo peruano

El escrutinio de la segunda vuelta en Perú muestra un empate técnico. Roberto Sánchez lidera con una diferencia mínima sobre Keiko Fujimori mientras se procesan las actas del exterior, un factor que podría ser determinante en una elección marcada por la inestabilidad política.

Perú en vilo: balotaje histórico entre Fujimori y Sánchez podría desatar crisis institucional

Este domingo 7 de junio, Perú decide su futuro en una segunda vuelta electoral que se presenta como la más ajustada de los últimos años. Keiko Fujimori y Roberto Sánchez protagonizan un duelo que ha dividido profundamente al país entre Lima y las regiones andinas. Analistas advierten que una diferencia menor al 1,5% podría detonar un conflicto político de gran magnitud.

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