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60 retired PNP, PC officers endorse Robredo

Saying that her peace and order advocacies resonated with them, Vice President Leni Robredo got the endorsement of some 60 retired officers of the Philippine National Police (PNP) and Philippine Constabulary (PC) for her presidential bid. Vice President Leni Robredo (Photo from VPLR Media Bureau)

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Polarized presidential poll awaits Chileans

SANTIAGO, Chile－A right-wing fiscal conservative and a left-wing former student activist will vie to become president of Chile next month, according to media outlets. This comes two years after anti-inequality protests set the country on the path to constitutional change.

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Candidates from far-right, left parties ahead in Chile presidential race | World

SANTIAGO, Nov 22 Two men on polar opposites of Chile’s political spectrum took a convincing lead in a first-round presidential election yesterday, two years after protests that set the country on the path to constitutional change. With 65 per cent of votes counted, far-right candidate Jose.

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Stark choice in Chile s polarized presidential election

A far-right fiscal conservative and a left-wing former student activist are to vie to become president of Chile next month, two years after anti-inequality protests that set the country on the path to constitutional change. Jose Antonio Kast, 55, and Gabriel Boric, 35, took a convincing lead over five rivals in a first voting round on Sunday to pass to the runoff on Dec. 19. Kast of the far-right Republican Party took almost 28 percent of the vote, according to a near-complete count, followed closely by leftist lawmaker Boric of the Approve Dignity alliance with more than 25 percent. The closest other

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Consejo Regional de Tarapacá Rechazamos toda actitud xenófoba y racista

Consejo Regional de Tarapacá Rechazamos toda actitud xenófoba y racista
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