El Salvador Campaign Opens for 28 Feb Vote
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San Salvador, Oct 27 (EFE).- El Salvador begins this Tuesday the campaign for the presidential elections of February 28, 2027, in which President Nayib Bukele will seek a third consecutive term, four months from the elections and without any of the candidates having yet formalized their registration before the Tribunal [...] El Salvador's entry starts the electoral campaign to 4 months of elections and without registered candidates was first pub…
This process will implement for the first time the amendment to the Magna Carta approved by rapid means and without public consultation in 2025, which left established the indefinite presidential re-election.
Launch campaign for presidential election in El Salvador This Tuesday begins the legal period of four months allowed for political parties to carry out electoral propaganda of candidates for president and vice president of the Republic who will participate in the elections of February 28, 2027, according to article 81 of the [...] The entry <font color="#0ac600">El Salvador</font> Started the period of electoral propaganda for presidential elec…
El Salvador Launches 2027 Presidential Election Campaign Ahead of February 28 Vote
El Salvador officially begins its 2027 presidential campaign period on Tuesday, October 27, launching a four-month electoral phase ahead of the national vote scheduled for February 28, 2027. The race is expected to feature up to five presidential tickets, although not all have completed the formal registration process with the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE). President Nayib Bukele, founder of the Nuevas Ideas party, is seeking another consecut…
SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR. – El Salvador starts this Tuesday the campaign for the presidential elections of February 28, 2027, in which President Nayib Bukele will seek a third consecutive term, four months after the elections and without any of the candidates having yet formalized their registration before the Tribunal [...]
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