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    Attempts to bar opposition from elections in Nicaragua: reducing political freedom versus foreign conspiracy

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    The government of Nicaragua is mulling over banning opposition parties from running in the upcoming elections, leading to concerns. The debate is ongoing on the matter in the government-controlled National Assembly, after the president said Nicaragua will no longer hold elections. The Nicaraguan Assembly will vote on the matter in the first week of August 2026

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    Curbing gang crimes in Haiti: strong commitments of political leaders are pivotal

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    Gang crimes are on the rise in Haiti, leading to concerns. As per reports from multiple sources, including the BBC and CNN, gang crimes, including kidnappings, gang violence, abductions, drug trafficking and human trafficking, have been increasing in Port-au-Prince and other cities over the years, leading to thousands of deaths and the displacement of more

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    Political crisis in Bolivia, the state of emergency and challenges ahead

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    The political crisis has intensified in Bolivia. As reports from multiple sources, including the BBC and CNN, the latest political crisis started with the removal of fuel subsidies in Bolivia. But the political movement was initially carried out in April 2026, triggered by a land reform proposed by the government. Though the government scrapped this move

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    The 2026 presidential election in Peru: post-election challenges and possibilities

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    The 2026 Presidential Election in Peru, which has become a heavy contest between two presidential candidates, has raised hopes among many. As per reports from multiple sources, including the BBC and CNN, Roberto Sánchez, the left-wing candidate, is marginally ahead of Keiko Fujimori, the right-wing candidate, but vote counting is still going on and the

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    Indiscriminate shootings in Honduras: reduced but still major threats

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    Indiscriminate shootings in Honduras have led to concerns. As per the reports of multiple sources including the BBC and CNN, in two separate violent incidents in Honduras, at least 24 people have been killed, including four police officers, this month in the municipality of Trujillo in northern Honduras and the town of Omoa near the

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