- Ernesto Londoño
- Staff Writer
Ernesto Londoño is a roving foreign correspondent who works mainly in the Middle East. Londoño’s first overseas assignment was in Baghdad, where he worked from April 2008 to April 2010. He has since split his time between Afghanistan, Egypt and Iraq. Before working on the foreign desk, Londoño covered criminal justice in suburban Maryland for the Post. Prior to joining the paper, Londoño worked at the Dallas Morning News, where he covered immigration. Londoño was born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia.
Losing candidates in Egypt allege fraud
Claims foreshadow contentious period before June runoff between Islamic and secular candidates.
Muslim Brotherhood and military will square off in Egypt
Finalists in next month’s presidential vote represent the two heavyweight forces of Egyptian politics.
Brotherhood claims lead in Egypt’s presidential election
A victory in the first round of voting for Mohammed Morsi would set the stage for a polarizing runoff next month.
Egypt’s rulers to redraw president’s powers on eve of historic election
Lack of a defined power structure has cast pall over next week’s vote, but generals’ intent is unclear.
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- U.S. abandons consulate site in Afghanistan, citing security risks
- Egyptian presidential campaign kickoff is marred by deadly clashes in Cairo
- Egyptian parliament suspends sessions in protest over cabinet
- Mubarak loyalist to run for president
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- Afghanistan sees rise in ‘dancing boys’ exploitation
- U.S. to pay more for Afghan security guards, auditor says
