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What makes this especially interesting is that Hungary, Peru, and Colombia now sit at different points on the electoral curve, turning elections into direct tests of institutional credibility, macro stability, and central-bank independence.
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What makes this especially interesting is that Hungary, Peru, and Colombia now sit at different points on the electoral curve, turning elections into direct tests of institutional credibility, macro stability, and central-bank independence.
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