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Junts per Catalunya's candidates Josep Rull (2ndL) and Xavier Quintillá (2ndR) shake hands as Catalonia's former president Carles Puigdemont (at the screen) speaks in a videoconference from Brussels during an electoral campaign event in Lleida, Catalonia, Spain, Dec. 18, 2017.

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Catalonia Election

Long lines of voters were forming at polling stations in Catalonia on Thursday in order to elect a…
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Midterm Elections 2022
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Coffee shop.
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Small Biz Owners Thoughts
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Ballot box.
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Latinos Eager to Vote
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Brazilians have two paths on their hands that will mark their future. Pixabay
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Decisive week in Brazil
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U.S. Rep. Karen Bass
Women in politics
Bass' Latino slip up
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The COVID-19 pandemic significantly increased poverty levels in Brazil. Pixabay
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Hunger and votes in Brazil
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In President Lula's first term in office between 2003 and 2007, Silva was in charge of the Environment portfolio. Twitter of @ricardostuckert.
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Lula joins forces
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The president was cheered by the audience of about 40,000 people who are aligned with bolsonarismo, on the occasion of the country's Independence Day. Instagram of @jairmessiasbolsonaro.
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Evangelicals with Bolsonaro
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Lula da Silva for an eventual second round receives 52% of voting intention, which would be two points above the previous poll. Twitter of @ricardostuckert.
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Lula stays the favorite
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Lula expressed that the three words of his government will be: "credibility, predictability and stability". Twitter of @ricardostuckert.
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Lula will punish corruption
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A week of election campaign in Brazil, the former president leads the polls for the upcoming elections on October 2. Lula da Silva's Instagram.
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Lula talks Venezuela
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According to a survey for TV Globo, Lula has 44% of voter support, against 32% for Bolsonaro in the run-up to the Oct. 2 elections. Getty Images.
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Lula's early lead
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Elections in Colombia. Aspect of the March 13 voting in Medellín.
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The left wins in Colombia
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José María Figueres, former president and current candidate for president of Costa Rican
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A second round in Costa Rica
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Imagen representativa de Costa Rica
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Elections in Costa Rica
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Ingrid Betancourt es la candidata femenina de la Coalición Centro Esperanza. Foto: Twitter IBetancourtCol
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NEW CANDIDATE IN COLOMBIA
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Gabriel Boric Font, president of Chile.
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Celebrities join Boric
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Santiago de Chile, capital of Chile
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Boric vs. Kast
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Maduro in one of his presidential speeches.  Photo: Government of Venezuela
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EU Expelled from Venezuela
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Photo: Jessica McGowan/Getty Images
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Stacey Abrams Round 2
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Xiomara Castro, New President of Honduras
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The left is back in Honduras
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Dr. Oz presented his candidacy through a video on his website. Photo: screenshot
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DR OZ IS RUNNING FOR SENATE
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Venezuelans voted for mayor and governor this Sunday. Photo: Twitter @nicolasmaduro
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LATAM Election Results
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NNovember is an election month in five Latin American countries. Photo: Pixabay
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Elections in Latin America
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Daniel Ortega, re-elected president of Nicaragua. Photo: EFE
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Reactions to Nicaragua
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Daniel Ortega, current president of Nicaragua. Photo: EFE
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Elections in Nicaragua
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Photo: Katy Warner/Flickr
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A Mess in Berks
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Democrats seek to reach Congress in the next election. Photo: Wikicommons
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Pre midterm moves
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Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany
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Merkel's replacement?
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California Governor, Gavin Newsom. Photo: Getty Images
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California decides
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Pedro Castillo celebrates with Dina Boluarte from the balcony of his campaign headquarters in Lima, after being declared president of Peru by the electoral authorities. Monday, July 19, 2021. AP Photo by Guadalupe Prado.
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Castillo is President