Abelardo De La Espriella, a conservative attorney, is set to compete against Ivan Cepeda in a presidential runoff scheduled for June 21 in Colombia, following Cepeda's concession of defeat after the initial election round on Sunday.
ReadRoberto Sanchez holds a narrow advantage in the Peruvian presidential election, securing 50.3% of the vote against Keiko Fujimori's 49.7%, a virtual dead heat confirmed by Ipsos analysts.
The outcome of the presidential election in Peru remains uncertain, with Fujimori holding a narrow lead of 52.65%. Sanchez trails behind with 47.35%, as the vote count stands at approximately 58%.
Foreign-born soccer superstars have captivated American fans multiple times in the past, and a massive World Cup event is now approaching.
Mexico City's century-old airport has just completed a swift $500 million makeover, yet concerns linger.
A left-leaning candidate vied for centrist votes, facing off against a conservative with a law-and-order platform.
Fujimori, a conservative candidate, will now compete against a leftist rival. Her campaign has emphasized a strong stance on law enforcement.
Raul Castro, Cuba's ex-leader, reached a milestone birthday on Wednesday, despite being a fugitive from US justice for nearly two weeks following a murder indictment related to 1996 airplane incidents.
As the US President prepares to strengthen ties with a key conservative partner, a pivotal electoral showdown looms in Latin America, posing a significant challenge to the region's left-leaning governments.
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