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Nicaragua Supreme Court to Rule on Abortion Ban in Next Two Weeks
Lawmaker Accused of U.S. Killing Eyes Top Panama Job
Alvaro Colom Tops Guatemala Polls
Cuba Ready for Election Nominations
Colombian, Venezuelan presidents meet on prisoner exchange
Peru supports Colombia, Ecuador to join APEC


Alvaro Colom Tops Guatemala Polls
Alvaro Colom, candidate for the Guatemalan presidency postulated by National Unity of Hope (UNE), leads vote intentions by three-points over his closest rival, according to a poll published Friday.

The survey, carried out by the Borge and Associate Company for "El Periodico" daily, shows Colom with 30.7 percent, closely followed by Otto Perez Molina, from the Patriotic Party, with 27.7 percent.

Third is Alejandro Giammattei, from the Grand National Alliance, with 10.5 percent, while fourth is Nobel Peace Prizewinner Rigoberta Menchu, from the "Encuentro por Guatemala" Party, with 5.7 percent.

The poll took place between August 13-26 and about 8,000 people throughout the country were interviewed.

This is the third postulation to the presidency for the UNE aspirant, after attending the 1999 and 2003 elections.

Elections in Guatemala will be on September 9 to elect president, vice president, deputies and municipal councils, but survey so far indicates that the presidency will be decided in runoff elections on November 4.
 


 

 

 
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