Guatemalan general election - 13 September 2015/25 October Run-Off/Morales wins (user search)
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« on: September 07, 2015, 09:16:58 AM »

Turnout is currently 69.6% and should be over 70% when all stations have reported.
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« Reply #1 on: September 07, 2015, 11:27:29 AM »

930,590 for Torres vs. 928,110 for Baldizon. Very unexpected!

But it looks like it could be a proper  left/right second round.

Does Jimmy Morales have specifically right-wing positions?

No. An article in this week's ever-excellent Semana magazine quoted a Guatemalan academic who described him as a 'clown without a team or a credible manifesto', whose only appeal in the current context is that he is a political neophyte (former TV personality/comedian type) unconnected to the corrupt political class (the same guy aptly described him as the 'voto nulo personified'). In other words, he seems like the kind of village idiot who, if elected, will inevitably turn out to be a terribly incompetent crook who will run the country down the drain.
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