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Ecuador 2026 local elections: candidate shifts and logistics

45 clusters · 140 sources · last updated

Latest: Luisa González disqualified from Manabí prefecture race by Ecuador's TCE

Ecuador is preparing for sectional and Council for Public Participation and Social Control (CPCCS) elections on 29 November 2026. The National Electoral Council (CNE) has reported a preliminary total of 53,534 candidacy

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Electoral tribunal rulings and judicial vacancies

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Mexican Senate urged to fill Electoral Tribunal vacancies

In Mexico, electoral tribunals are addressing both local and federal judicial matters. At the local level, the Regional Chamber of the Federal Electoral Tribunal (TEPJF) ordered the Electoral Tribunal of the State of Hid

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Ecuador municipal corruption crackdown and election fallout

8 clusters · 24 sources · last updated

Latest: Quito Mayor Pabel Muñoz cleared as TCE dismisses electoral complaint

The anti‑corruption drive that began in late July 2026 with the summons of former Taisha mayor Cergio A. Ch. has broadened to a nationwide sweep of municipal officials. The Taisha case involves allegations that a $78,631

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Peru legal battles: Castillo, Cerrón, and Humala updates

32 clusters · 222 sources · last updated

Latest: Latin American courts issue major rulings on political and criminal cases

The legal status of former President Pedro Castillo remains a focal point of Peruvian politics. Following his 12 August 2026 appearance before the Second Constitutional Court of Lima to argue a habeas corpus petition, Ju

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Noboa govt: security push, revocation fights, waning support

70 clusters · 133 sources · last updated

Latest: Ecuador's TCE admits appeal regarding Daniel Noboa revocation process

In July 2026 President Daniel Noboa declared a “war” on organized crime, launching the National Integrated Security Plan 2025‑2029, establishing specialised military tribunals and promoting five colonels to brigadier gen

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