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Nicaragua: Pre-Election Technical Assessment (May 15 - June 4, 1993)
This document summarizes IFES findings from an on-site pre-technical assessment of the Nicaraguan electoral system from 1993. The report provides recommendations, notes on the constitution, election results, political parties and provides a review of the electoral system. The report is mostly in English with various documents in Spanish.
June 30, 1993
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Nicaragua: Election Observation Mission
This report summarizes the IFES observation of the general elections in Nicaragua in 1996. The report discusses IFES activities such as
conducting a pre-electoral assessment, providing in situ technical assistance, election education, civic education, and international election observation.
November 30, 1996
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Evaluation Pre-Electorale Technique: Republique du Benin, 23 November - 9 December 1997
This report serves as a pre-election assessment concerning Municipal elections in Benin in 1998 and 1999. The report discusses IFES support and technical assistance provided to civil society through the training of electoral agents and civic education. The document analyzes elections that took place in 1995 and applies the lessons learned to the 1998 elections.
December 31, 1997
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Report/Paper
Nicaragua: International Donor Meeting and Needs Assessment Final Report
This report discusses and summarizes the findings from the July 1994 International Donor Meeting and Needs Assessment that IFES participated in Nicaragua.
The conference was intended to bring together all of the international organizations and countries that potentially might donate funds, commodities, and technical assistance to the CSE in preparation for the 1996 elections in Nicaragua.
July 31, 1994
News & Updates
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22 Years Since Violeta Chamorro: Women’s Political Participation in Latin America Today
Rafael Lopez-Pintor, former IFES Chief of Party in Nicaragua and special adviser on the electoral cycle, talks to us about recent developments in the path to increased female political participation in Latin America and tells us how it compares to Violeta Chamorro’s tenure as Nicaragua’s—and the Americas’—first female president back in 1990.