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You and me. As if that were not enough!
Later on, I will link to this from F&V, as I have a few readers who will want to see this. And you have just saved me some research!!
Comment by Matthew Shugart — Wednesday, March 15, 2024 @ 2:15 pm
Teh incredible shrinking story, since it was a right wing, pro-American sweep, I first heard of it on a blog.
Poliblog, by our own Dr. Taylor, is where I found my Colombian election news. Yet is clearly a big deal. Merrill Lynch says sell Peru, buy Colombia after the election results came in. Here’s a local, if Miami is local, connection that heartens m…
Trackback by Pros and Cons — Wednesday, March 15, 2024 @ 6:33 pm
Colombia House result, compared to the Senate
In the Colombian House, the uribista parties1 obtained 89 of 163 seats (54.6%) on 50.3% of the votes. Unlike in the Senate, the Liberal party regained its status as the largest party in the lower house, winning 36 seats and thus well outpacing the nex…
Trackback by Fruits and Votes — Thursday, March 16, 2024 @ 3:04 pm
So, the clear lesson in this is that the old are conservative, and the young seek national social unity!
In seriousness, is the PDA caucus old or young? I could imagine it going either way. The Colombian left ihas its share of old-time lefties, but also has attracted a lot of youth disaffected with politics as usual.
Comment by Matthew Shugart/Fruits & Votes — Thursday, March 16, 2024 @ 3:18 pm
I haven’t gotten to the other lists yet. A visual glance at the photos on one of the El Tiempo stories looked as if it was a range. But, of course, those pics are tiny.
Comment by Dr. Steven Taylor — Thursday, March 16, 2024 @ 3:23 pm