The 2027 elections and their political risk for investors
- Macroeconomy, ratings and risk
- Sovereign rating and country risk
- not audited
The next general elections (presidency, Congress, municipalities) fall in June 2027, with a presidential run-off in August 2027 if no one wins a majority; the formal convocation by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) is still to be verified once published. The risk for investors: the pre-election year overlaps with the investment-decision window, and the 2023 precedent (attempts to overturn the election result through the courts) showed both the fragility of the institutions and the eventual resilience of the process, with the Constitutional Court upholding the transition.
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- General elections
- June 2027
- Presidential run-off (if applicable)
- August 2027
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