Five million Salvadorans are eligible to vote. According to polls, the ruling party, seeking re-election, has over 80% of the vote intention. A similar outcome is expected in the unicameral Legislature where 60 out of 84 seats are being renewed. The electoral debate revolved around crime, with the balance on the adoption of bitcoin taking a backseat.

Five million Salvadorans are eligible to go to the polls this Sunday, February 4th, to elect a president in an election where the current president, Nayib Bukele, who is seeking re-election, is the clear favorite.

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Bukele is the clear favorite for Sunday's presidential elections

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Peru 2026 presidential election: a fractured political system

The first round will take place next Sunday the 12th, with 35 candidates taking part —a record. The leading candidate in terms of vote share is Keiko Fujimori, with just 14.5%. A runoff, considered almost certain, will be held on June 7.

United States to fight ITU move to become internet regulator

Presidential elections in Costa Rica: Three leading candidates with three different digital agendas

The elections will be held next Sunday, February 1st. Laura Fernández Delgado, of the Sovereign People's Party, leads the polls by a wide margin, to the point that she could win the presidency without a runoff.

Toward the end, the WEF succeeded in bringing AI into the debate

After three days dominated by geopolitics, the WEF wrapped up with a day focused on artificial intelligence and forward-looking discussions on the energy needs required to sustain the race for AI.

Three months into the CRT: focus on dialogue and concrete plans

The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission has defined both a focus and a methodology: to propose spectrum bands for private networks and to hold dialogue roundtables to move the project forward.

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