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A New Party and a New — Female — Leader for Samoa...
With funding from the United States Agency for International Development, the International Republican Institute (IRI) is working to promote democratic…
With funding from the United States Agency for International Development, the International Republican Institute (IRI) is working to promote democratic…
The Maldives ranks last in South Asia for women’s representation, so when Maldivians went to the polls for the local…
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In every country, building governments that are reflective of and trusted by citizens starts with good legislation. But responding to…
Last October, a year following a four-percent metro price hike that sparked mass protests, Chileans gathered at polling stations in…
In November 2021, Nicaraguans will head to the polls to decide the Presidency in their first general election since the…
The role citizens play in transforming societies during significant, critical junctures, are analyzed, debated, and studied years later and accordingly,…
Can street protests against corruption develop into meaningful electoral changes? Like other countries with political corruption but political party fragmentation,…