Peru: It's the economy

Article Abstract:

Ollanta Humala, the anti-system candidate is probably closer to Venezuela's president Hugo Chavez that he is to Bolivia's newly elected leader, Evo Morales as Peruvians are prepared to elect a new president and congress on April 9, 2006. The Humala phenomenon as it is has been called, raises questions whether Peru might follow Bolivia and Venezuela into the ranks of Latin American countries willing to challenge Washington and the Washington Consensus on market-led economic reform.

Peru, Flores, Lourdes, Humala, Ollanta

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Mexico: Breakthrough or breakdown?

Article Abstract:

The outcomes of the elections to be held Mexico in 2006 is very much uncertain as it confirms the new reality of meaningful electoral competition and marks a dramatic break with the country's post-revolutionary authoritarian past. The name and detail of the three main candidates, who would compete in the 2006 elections in Mexico is given.

Mexico, Evaluation, Political aspects

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Big men and ballot boxes

Article Abstract:

Nigeria needs a strong and credible president capable of fighting against corruption, poverty and religious violence, and of improving infrastructure and international oil trade. However, the Nigerian electoral system is beset with corruption and self-interest.

Nigeria, Obasanjo, Olusegun, Yar'Adua, Umaru Musa

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