El partido gobernante proeuropeo de Letonia gana las elecciones mientras los populistas avanzan
La formacion del primer ministro Andris Kulbergs lidera el recuento con mas del 35% de los votos, en una jornada marcada tambien por el avance de los partidos populistas.
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El partido gobernante de Letonia, de orientacion proeuropea, se impuso en las elecciones parlamentarias del pais, segun los resultados preliminares del recuento de votos.
Con mas del 99,9% de los votos escrutados, la formacion Lista Unida, liderada por el primer ministro Andris Kulbergs, encabezaba el recuento con un 35,4% de los sufragios, de acuerdo con datos difundidos por la television estatal letona.
Avance de los populistas
La jornada electoral tambien estuvo marcada por el avance de los partidos populistas, que lograron mejorar sus resultados respecto a convocatorias anteriores, aunque sin lograr desbancar a la formacion gobernante del primer lugar del recuento.
Los resultados finales y la composicion definitiva del nuevo parlamento leton se conoceran una vez concluya el proceso oficial de escrutinio, que determinara ademas las posibles alianzas necesarias para formar gobierno en las semanas siguientes.
Sources
- El partido gobernante proeuropeo de Letonia gana las elecciones, los populistas avanzan — Euronews (Español)
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