AS/COA’s Steve Liston shares background information on the upcoming Summit, to be held in June in Los Angeles.
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With parties setting sights on the 2024 presidential vote, there’s a lot riding on the six governors’ races taking place June 5.
It’s been a bumpy road to the June event in Los Angeles. AS/COA’s Steve Liston compares the Ninth Summit to past ones and charts a vision for the future.
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"Son muy pocos los presidentes que tienen imágenes positivas encima del 50 por ciento", dijo el vicepresidente de política pública de AS/COA a NTN24.
Journalist Jeff Ernst says two former presidents have hogged the spotlight during the new president’s political honeymoon.
The report serves as a guide for strengthening democracy through commitment to renewed economic growth and broad-based development.
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"Hay cierta mejoría pero para la gran mayoría del país la situación sigue siendo muy precaria", dijo el jefe del grupo de trabajo de AS/COA.
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La guerra cultural podría tomarse la agenda de la campaña favoreciendo a Bolsonaro, dijo el vicepresidente de política pública de AS/COA a NTN24.
Amid low turnout, the economist won the April 3 runoff against ex-President José María Figueres.