Jonatan Alvarado and Ariel Abramovich will "explore a rare musical manuscript compiled in Guatemala in the late sixteenth century," said the website.

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The details: A candidate must win more than 50 percent of the vote in the first round to avoid a runoff. In a second round, an absolute majority wins. The victor holds office for one four-year term ...

The details: A candidate needs more than 50 percent of the vote to win outright in the first round. Otherwise, the top two candidates advance to a runoff where an absolute majority wins. A ...

The changes underway are the result of largely positive trends, although governments can do more to handle the transition.

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Care for the elderly is falling disproportionately to women, affecting careers and family planning.

In Miami, the official shared insights into El Salvador's investment priorities, U.S. trade relations, and modernizing the country's economic strategy. Council of the Americas hosted a private, ...

An expert dissects the bilateral relationship ahead of the July 1 trade agreement review.