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Trudeau no gana mayoría, pero su rival podría perder puesto

El primer ministro canadiense, Justin Trudeau, ganó sus terceras elecciones consecutivas, pero no consiguió la mayoría que quería

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Election soon, or election later? For Trudeau, it s a gamble either way

Canada has a fixed-date elections law but that doesn't mean elections happen on fixed dates. The exact timing of an election is a political choice and for Justin Trudeau, it's a choice between two sets of largely unknown risks.

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Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau gives a speech on election night Oct 30, 1972 He lost his majority that year

Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau gives a speech on election night Oct 30, 1972 He lost his majority that year
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Prince George Free Press » Greens were green before it was in

It’s not easy being green. Prime Minister Stephen Harper and NDP leader Jack Layton publicly changed their stance on allowing Green Party leader Elizabeth May to take part in the televised leaders debates, earlier this week. Harper and Layton had asked the television networks which host the debate to not allow May into the debate, but after public outcry changed their minds. On Wednesday, the media consortium announced May will be allowed to take part in the debate. She is the first Green Party leader to be allowed to take part in the debates with the “mainstream” party leaders and she’s earned it.

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