Campaigning in Bolivia for Sunday’s judicial election is strictly forbidden, but candidates have resorted to subtle tactics like promoting themselves on corn puff packets. The elections are seen as a way to purge corruption and boost democracy, but apathetic voters are frustrated by the lack of knowledge about the candidates. The election, delayed due to power struggles, only involves a partial vote for seats on the Constitutional Court, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the process and its impact on Bolivian democracy.
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Criminal trial put on hold after defendant challenges Alina Habba’s legal authority as US attorney
A man facing drug charges has challenged Alina Habba's authority as the interim U.S. attorney for New Jersey, prompting a federal judge to pause his trial and transfer the case to Pennsylvania. This legal dispute arises after President Trump appointed Habba, whose nomination was withdrawn after a panel of judges selected another attorney, raising questions about the legitimacy of her prosecutorial actions. Want More Context? 🔎
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