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Dominican Republic JCE scrutiny over spending and polls

13 clusters · 73 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Republic: Identity reform and ID card renewal deadlines

The Dominican Republic’s Central Electoral Board (JCE) continues to face scrutiny over its international spending and regulatory decisions. Between January 2025 and July 2026, the JCE spent approximately US$529,438 on 71

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Lula re-elected in 2026 Brazilian presidential runoff

87 clusters · 2586 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil TSE admits investigation into Lula and Alckmin for alleged abuse of power

As of November 4, 2026, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has secured re-election as President of Brazil, defeating Senator Flávio Bolsonaro in a highly polarized runoff. The final count shows Lula receiving 51.79% of valid vote

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PLD continues territorial reorganization and expansion

16 clusters · 97 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican Liberation Party expands local presence in Salcedo and Puñal

Following the suspension of its internal consultation due to technological failures, the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD) has accelerated its nationwide territorial reorganization to prepare for the 2028 elections. Secre

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Brazil 2026 election: Results, legal challenges, and unrest

59 clusters · 925 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil presidential election results draw reaction

The 2026 Brazilian election cycle, marked by intense polarization and legal scrutiny, has reached a critical juncture following the second-round runoff. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has secured re-election, a result that ha

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Dominican Republic political disaffection and 2028 outlook

24 clusters · 80 sources · last updated

Latest: Dominican political figures call for reform in electoral discourse and congressional immunity

Political disaffection in the Dominican Republic is evolving into a structural crisis, marked by a widening gap between traditional political structures and a disillusioned electorate. While the nation maintains a high l

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