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Bolivia vivió este domingo el primer debate presidencial del país rumbo a las elecciones generales del 12 de octubre. Cuatro candidatos –todos opositores– participaron, con una ausencia notable: el candidato del Movimiento al Socialismo y actual presidente Evo Morales, quien opta a un tercer mandato

Across the country, in some of the most competitive contests for Senate seats and governorships and some of the least, incumbent office-holders are refusing to meet their opponents in front of television cameras.

The leader of Fiji's indigenous-backed Sodelpa party Ro Teimumu Kepa has told Frank Bainimarama he will get his just deserts if immunity for coup-makers is lifted by parliament after the election.

La Iglesia católica brasileña promoverá un debate entre los ocho candidatos a la presidencia, en el que se les instará a asumir sus posiciones respecto a temas polémicos como la homosexualidad y el aborto,

As part of its social responsibilities to the society, the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Imo State Council is to organize a political debate for candidates of all political parties as they emerge from their various party primaries.

National Party leader, John Key, has defended his decision not to agree to an extension to the final leaders' debate of the election campaign.

El candidato oficialista a la Presidencia de Uruguay, Tabaré Vázquez, defendió la necesidad de continuar la política económica de la última década, mientras que los tres candidatos de oposición reclamaron cambios fiscales, comerciales, laborales y también en las reglas del Mercosur.

The frontrunner in the Swedish general election this weekend is scrambling to stop his campaign being damaged after he shooed away a political adversary during a television debate.

How to attract foreign investment, education and how to overcome income equality are among the themes being discussed at the debate today.

They won’t agree on much, but the Winnipeg mayoral candidates do agree that downtown still needs a lot of work.

El presidente de Asociación Nacional de Broadcasters del Uruguay (Andebu), Pedro Abuchalja, confirmó ayer que los tres candidatos a la presidencia por los partidos de la oposición con representación parlamentaria participarán de un “ateneo” donde cada uno de ellos expondrá sus propuestas.

Los candidatos a la presidencia por el Partido Colorado, Nacional e Independiente participarán en un debate televisado el próximo 9 de octubre.