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Ecuador, Peru head to polls under strict virus measures

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Ecuador and Peru choose new presidents Sunday under strict public health measures prompted by the coronavirus pandemic, which has recently strengthened in the neighbouring South American nations.Ecuadoreans face a runoff between a conservative businessman and a protégé of former leftist President Rafael Correa, while Peruvians have 18 options to pick from in the first round. All seats in Peru’s congress, too, are being contest

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Ecuador, Peru head to polls under strict virus measures

Ecuador and Peru were choosing new presidents Sunday under strict public health measures prompted by the coronavirus pandemic, which has recently strengthened in the neighbouring South American nations.

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Ecuador, Peru head to polls under strict virus measures

Ecuador and Peru are choosing new presidents under strict public health measures prompted by the coronavirus pandemic

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Ecuador, Peru head to polls under strict virus measures

LIMA, Peru (AP) — Ecuador and Peru choose new presidents Sunday under strict public health measures prompted by the coronavirus pandemic, which has recently strengthened in the neighboring South American nations.

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Ecuador, Peru head to polls under strict virus measures

Ecuador and Peru are choosing new presidents under strict public health measures prompted by the coronavirus pandemic

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Ecuador, Peru head to polls under strict virus measures

Ecuador and Peru are choosing new presidents under strict public health measures prompted by the coronavirus pandemic

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Peru votes amid deadly COVID

LIMA: About 25 million Peruvians are set to turn out on Sunday (Apr 11) to vote for a new president amid the country's deadliest week of the COVID-19 pandemic and a surge in new infections. Voting is mandatory in the country of 33 million, which saw an average of 279 daily deaths over the past ...

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