After a decade without national elections, Haiti has announced a timetable to elect a president, lawmakers, and local representatives. The vote, scheduled for December, still depends on one decisive factor: whether the country can provide enough security for citizens to safely reach the ballot box. At the very same time, Nicaragua is moving in a different direction, debating constitutional reforms that could further limit the opposition's participation in elections.
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