Monday, June 6, 2016
Daily Headlines: June 6, 2016
* Peru: As hinted it by several exit polls, the presidential runoff in Peru is much too close to call as Pedro Pablo Kuczynski holds a less than 1% advantage over Keiko Fujimori with at least 90% of votes officially counted.
* Haiti: Haitian interim president Jocelerme Privert claimed that the country’s presidential elections will be rerun this October, which is nearly one year since the apparently fraudulent first round was held.
* Venezuela: Spain’s foreign minister called on the Venezuelan government and opposition to engage in dialogue one day after it was reported that ex-President Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero met with jailed dissident leader Leopoldo Lopez.
* Mexico: Mexico’s ruling political party is expected to lose in seven of the twelve gubernatorial elections held yesterday including traditional strongholds Veracruz, Tamaulipas, and Quintana Roo.
YouTube Source – CCTV News
Online Sources – euronews, Fox News Latino, The Latin Americanist, Reuters, teleSUR English
Labels:
Daily Headlines,
election,
Haiti,
Keiko Fujimori,
Leopoldo Lopez,
Mexico,
Pedro Pablo Kuczynski,
Peru,
PRI,
Spain,
Venezuela,
voter fraud
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