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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Trump’s mass firings to remain on hold, appeals court rules
SummaryA San Francisco-based appeals court has upheld a ruling that pauses the mass firings of federal employees ordered by President Trump through an executive order aimed at reducing the federal workforce. The Ninth Circuit Court stated that the order exceeds the President's constitutional powers and questioned the legality of overhauling federal agencies without congressional authorization. The Trump administration plans to appeal the decision, arguing that a single judge should not have the authority to limit...
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