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Who's competing for power in 2021?

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Presidential and legislative elections are scheduled in nine Latin American countries in 2021. In this new Special Report, experts from LatinNews examine the key races, from Mexico to Chile, and consider potential outcomes across the region.

Who's competing for power in 2021?

Special Report January 2021

The 2021 election calendar for Latin America opens on 7 February with presidential and legislative elections in Ecuador where the ruling Alianza País (AP) is likely to be punished for the failings of President Lenín Moreno’s outgoing administration. Despite a record 16 candidates for the presidency, there are two main contenders: 35-year-old economist Andrés Arauz (who has been endorsed by his mentor, left-wing former president Rafael Correa) and 66-year-old businessman (and two-time runner-up) Guillermo Lasso...

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