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Elections

How did we get to the Venezuelan elections?

Although the opposition has weathered the government's attacks with great flexibility and remains competitive, we are facing an election where the most fundamental democratic guarantees are clearly being violated.

Venezuela and its political crossroads in the run-up to the election

A few days before the presidential election in Venezuela, the political situation in the country is becoming increasingly tense. On the one hand, the...

After the presidential election in Mexico: What’s the verdict?

The opposition has been left stunned. The generational renewal, bland and lacking substance, passed through the Citizen Movement party and its candidate, who only secured 10% of the votes.

An unprecedented and convulsive electoral campaign: Biden vs. Trump

Never before has a U.S. election campaign faced so many changes in such a short time. The lingering question is whether the Democrats will be able to effectively reorganize and prevent Trump's comeback.

Reflections on the Electoral Process in Mexico

The opposition, although with catastrophic results — the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) did not reach the 3% threshold to maintain its registration — will govern in 14 of 32 state capitals.

Artificial intelligence and its impact on electoral processes

Change is moving faster than answers, and among the many problems this can cause in our weak democracies is the impact on informed voting.