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Monterrey, Jun 6 (EFE).- Mexico's mid-term elections on Sunday, considered to be the largest in the country's history, are proceeding "normally" and just 14 of the more than 162,000 polling stations could not be brought online, the head of the National Election Institute (INE), Lorenzo Cordova, said."Of the 162,570 polling stations, it's been confirmed that 81.3 percent have been set up properly. In like manner, we have the report that 14 will not be set up, representing just 0.009 percent of the total," Cordova said in a statement issued shortly after noon.Expectations are that in the coming hours the rest of the polling places will be opened, the INE told EFE.The head of the INE said that "in all states ... the elections are being held normally," noting that on Sunday, Mexico is holding "the largest election in the history of our democracy." (Camera: PEDRO PABLO CORTÉS).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE GATHER AT POLLING STATION IN MONTERREY, MEXICO.
Zagreb (Croatia), 5 July (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Antonio Bat).- Around 3.8 million Croatians were called to vote on Sunday in parliamentary elections as the country battled its highest rate of Covid-19 infections.They will elect 151 MPs in a tight political contest between the governing conservatives and progressive opposition. FOOTAGE OF VOTERS AT A POLLING STATION IN ZAGREB WHERE THE LEADER OF THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY CRAOATA (SDP), DAVOR BERNARDIC, ALSO VOTED.
Polls open in El Salvador with victory in the bag for incumbent President Nayib Bukele thanks to his no-holds-barred war on gangs that has slashed homicide rates in a violence-weary nation. IMAGES
A mass of people waiting for hours to vote in DR Congo general elections,force open the door at a polling station in the capital, Kinshasa. IMAGES
Managua, Sep 25 (EFE).- Nicaragua began Saturday the electoral campaign for the November elections, which will be marked by the pandemic, the arrest of several presidential candidates, the lack of propaganda, and the predominance of Sandinista symbols, whose leader, President Daniel Ortega, also seeks another reelection. (Camera: RENEE LUCIA RAMOS).SHOT LIST: THE CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY OF THE NICARAGUAN CHRISTIAN WAY (CCN) PARTY GUILLERMO OSORNO AND THE VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE VIOLETA MARTINEZ PARTICIPATE IN THE START OF THE ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN, IN MANAGUA, NICARAGUA.