Ballot box.
As Central American countries smooth out the final details of the
Central American Free Trade Agreement with the United States,
presidential elections in El Salvador and Panama could replace current
heads-of-state before negotiations wrap up. In El Salvador, Elias
Antonio Saca from the ruling party Arena maintained strong support going
into the second round of voting In May. In Panama, President Mireya
Moscoso tries to hold on tight for another term as voters also cast
ballots this month. Meanwhile, the Dominican Republic, which seeks its
own free trade agreement with the United States, also holds presidential
elections this month.
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