Uruguay’s left-wing Yamandu Orsi wins presidential runoff
Candidate of the Broad Front party, Yamandu Orsi (R), celebrates the victory with his running mate, Carolina Cosse, after winning the Presidential election in Montevideo,…
Yamandu Orsi wins Uruguay’s run-off presidential election | Elections News
Yamandu Orsi, the candidate for the left-wing Broad Front coalition, is projected to emerge victorious in Uruguay’s run-off election for the presidency. He bested Alvaro…
In Uruguay, a presidential run-off focused on ‘democratic coexistence’ | Elections News
Political violence marred Mexico’s elections this year. And in Venezuela’s presidential race, protests accompanied a contested result and widespread allegations of electoral fraud. But in…
Uruguay runoff election: Voters to choose between leftist, rightwing bloc | Elections News
Leftist alliance of celebrated former President Jose Mujica hoping to come back to power after five years of right-wing government.Voting is under way in Uruguay’s…
Uruguay headed for run-off vote in presidential race, forecasts suggest | Elections News
Leftist history teacher and centre-right veterinarian set for run-off vote next month, according to pollsters.Polling stations in Uruguay have closed in a presidential election race…
Measure G created a rift among the county supervisors. It’s not going away.
Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record — our City Hall newsletter. It’s Rebecca Ellis, with help from my colleague David Zahniser, lining…
Labor, religious leaders disagree over a key element of an affordable housing policy
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L.A. County on hunt for exec to shut down Men’s Central Jail
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L.A. may not be a ‘sanctuary city’ after all
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L.A. County Democrats back Measure G over Holly Mitchell’s objections
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Does Garcetti want to stay in India? He may not.
Sept. 7, 2024 8 AM PT Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record — our City Hall newsletter. It’s Dakota Smith and David…
L.A. mayor gets pushback over her port appointees
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Are you looking to be an Olympic volunteer?
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L.A. council chops city attorney’s request for legal help
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Should Los Angeles County ditch the Civic Center?
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Kevin de León faces a tough reelection bid. But campaign money isn’t a problem so far
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Voters could create a new ethics watchdog over L.A. County
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L.A.’s political leaders head to Paris for the Olympic Games
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What’s so special about nine? L.A. County supes spar over board expansion
Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record, our newsletter on the travails of L.A. city — and occasionally county! — government. It’s Times…
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass retools her affordable housing strategy
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