Millions excluded from voter rolls in a move to allegedly help ultra-right-wing ruling party win elections
The Election Commission of India struck out the names of over 9 million voters, mostly belonging to minority Muslims, just before the legislative assembly elections in the country’s eastern state of West Bengal.
Honduras on the edge: Xiomara Castro calls for popular mobilization to confront US-backed coup plot
Two weeks after elections in Honduras, no winner has yet been declared yet. As the irregularities grow, both the Liberal Party and LIBRE have denounced electoral fraud is being committed in favor of the far-right candidate.
Election results withheld after “staged” coup in Guinea-Bissau; opposition cries foul
Guinea-Bissau’s election commission has claimed inability to announce election results after soldiers siege ballots and destroy servers holding the voting data after a coup allegedly staged by the outgoing president. Opposition parties accuse the commission of collaboration.
Guinea-Bissau: A coup staged to protect the neocolonial order?
Claiming to be under arrest, President Embaló has left the country while his opponents remain in custody after a military coup a day ahead of the announcement of the final results
Bolsonaro arrested and in preventative detention months after conviction for coup attempt
According to Justice Alexandre de Moraes’ decision, Bolsonaro attempted to break his ankle monitor in the early hours of Saturday
India’s opposition claims 2024 national elections were rigged
In the national elections held in April-June last year, ultra-right-wing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) came back to power for the third consecutive term despite large scale popular resentment and strong opposition unity.
Daniel Noboa takes office for a new presidential term
In his presidential inauguration speech, Noboa promised a positive and radical transformation of the country but did not provide details on how that would be accomplished.
Cómo ganó Daniel Noboa en Ecuador y qué esperar de su nuevo mandato
Para su segundo mandato, Noboa parece dispuesto a profundizar sus políticas neoliberales: reducción de la inversión pública, privatizaciones, recortes a los programas sociales y militarización.
How Daniel Noboa won in Ecuador and what to expect from his new term
For his second term, Noboa looks set to deepen his neoliberal policies: reduced public investment, privatization, cuts to social programs, and militarization.
Ecuador’s inconclusive election: Victory for Noboa or grotesque electoral fraud?
Noboa triumphed comfortably in a surprising second electoral round. Correa’s supporters demand a recount of the votes.
Political crisis in Mozambique escalates following controversial election ruling
The political crisis in Mozambique is in crisis after the Constitutional Court upheld controversial election results.
Election results spark protests and unrest in Mozambique
Protests have erupted in Mozambique following the release of the electoral results, though the roots lie in long-standing discontent with the status quo






