World Election Watch
TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - The winner of Honduras' controversial election called on Latin American governments on Monday to recognize him as president-elect to help pull the country out of a deep political crisis since a coup.
 
Former guerrilla wins Uruguay presidential run-off (Reuters, November 29, 2009; 8:32 PM)
 
Eq. Guinea vote to reinstall leader denying graft (AP, November 29, 2009; 7:03 PM)
 
Parties complain of irregularities in Namibia vote (Reuters, November 29, 2009; 9:07 AM)
 
Ex-rebel likely to be Uruguay presidential winner (AP, November 29, 2009; 2:31 AM)
 
U.S. hopeful of breakthrough in Iraq vote deadlock (Reuters, November 28, 2009; 9:16 PM)
 
U.S. hopeful of breakthrough in Iraq vote deadlock (Reuters, November 28, 2009; 9:16 PM)
 
Unlikely politician tries comeback in Mexico (AP, November 28, 2009; 1:09 PM)
 
Day two of Namibia vote, ruling party set to win (Reuters, November 28, 2009; 10:51 AM)
 
Honduran favorite aims for Brazil's support (Reuters, November 27, 2009; 8:55 PM)
 


In Russia, Medvedev Sweeps Presidential Election
(Post, March 2, 2008; 2:07 PM)

Despite Spotlight, Putin's Heir Still Shadowy: Medvedev Assured of Win, but Many Russians Unsure What Will Follow
(Post, March 2, 2008; Page A01)

Monitor Declines Role in Russian Vote: European Group Says 'Severe Restrictions' Frustrate Mission
(Post, February 8, 2008; Page A16)

Europe Election Monitors Might Forgo Russian Vote: Restrictions by Moscow Called Too Severe
(Post, January 30, 2008; Page A10)

Prime Time for Putin's Anointed: Favorite for Election, Medvedev Is Heavily Favored in Coverage
(Post, January 30, 2008; Page A10)
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Argentina Presidential Elections | Oct. 28, 2007
Argentina's New President Has a Legacy to Overcome: Her Husband's
(Post, February 7, 2008; Page A15)

A Bagman's Tale: Did Hugo Chávez purchase the allegiance of Argentina's new president?
(Post, December 26, 2007; Page A20)

Argentine Leader Slams U.S. Allegations: New President Calls Scandal 'Garbage' Intended to Hurt Her
(Post, December 14, 2007; Page A30)

U.S. Says Venezuela Tried to Give $800,000 to Argentine: 4 Accused in Miami Of Trying to Hide Illegal Contribution
(Post, December 13, 2007; Page A24)

New President, Old Cycle: Can Argentina's Cristina Fern¿ndez de Kirchner avoid another economic bust?
(Post, October 30, 2007; Page A14)
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Nigerian Elections | April 21, 2007
Nigeria's New Leader Faces Uncertainties
(AP, August 5, 2007; 12:52 PM)

Striking Nigerian Unions Soften Stance
(AP, June 22, 2007; 3:24 PM)

General Strike in Nigeria Enters 2nd Day
(AP, June 21, 2007; 4:56 AM)

Violence Grows After Nigerian Elections
(AP, May 5, 2007; 3:44 AM)

Nigeria Election Victor Is Named Despite Protests: A Landslide for Ruling Party Candidate
(Post, April 24, 2007)
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French Elections | April 22, 2007

Sarkozy Wins French Presidency
(AP, May 6, 2007; 9:28 PM)


Sarkozy's Message: I Won't Be a Poodle
(AP, May 7, 2007; 2:45 PM)


Sarkozy Win Comes From Unlikely Corners
(AP, May 7, 2007; 5:50 PM)


Comparison To Clinton Is Dismissed: French Counterpart Lacked Substance, Senator's Camp Says
(Post, May 8, 2007; Page A06)

Farewell, Jacques Chirac: A Leader With a Deep Scorn for Fostering Democracy
(By Anne Applebaum, May 8, 2007; Page A25)
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Israeli Elections | March 28, 2006

Sharon's Party Is Winner In Israel: Support for Kadima Short of Projections
(Post, March 29, 2006; Page A01)


Fatah Gunmen Assert Authority in West Bank: Territory Becomes Mirror Opposite of Gaza
(Post, July 8, 2007; Page A12)

Anti-Syrian Lawmaker Killed in Beirut Blast: Attack Heightens Worries Among Weary Lebanese
(Post, June 14, 2007; Page A14)

Shimon Peres Easily Wins Israeli Presidency: Ex-Premier Elected by Parliament to Largely Ceremonial Post That Eluded Him in 2000
(Post, June 14, 2007; Page A17)

Israel's Labor Party Picks Barak, Again: Ex-Prime Minister Edges Ayalon in Runoff
(Post, June 13, 2007; Page A12)
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Iraq's Government
11 Iraqi Commanders Detained After Blasts: Maliki Calls Meeting to Review Security
(Post, August 21, 2009)

Iraqi Authorities to Remove Capital's Blast Walls
(Post, August 6, 2009)

Iraqi Raid Poses Problem for U.S.: Fighting Continues at Camp for Iran Exiles
(Post, July 30, 2009)

Opposition Seeks Shift in Power as Iraqi Kurds Vote: Electoral Officials Report High Turnout
(Post, July 26, 2009)

France Hopes to Jump-Start Its Arms Sales With New Iraqi Government
(Post, July 4, 2009)
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