Política

1 de noviembre de 2025

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La presidenta Samia Suluhu Hassan gana la reelección con más del 97% de los votos, en medio de la descalificación de la oposición y protestas posteriores.

La presidenta tanzana Samia Suluhu Hassan ha sido reelegida con más del 97% de los votos, según los resultados oficiales anunciados el 1 de noviembre de 2025. Las elecciones, celebradas el 29 de octubre, estuvieron marcadas por la descalificación de los principales partidos de oposición, incluido Chadema, cuyo líder Tundu Lissu fue arrestado bajo cargos de traición a principios de este año.

La descalificación de los candidatos de la oposición provocó protestas generalizadas en ciudades principales como Dar es Salaam, resultando en enfrentamientos violentos entre manifestantes y fuerzas de seguridad. El gobierno impuso un toque de queda en respuesta a los disturbios.

Observadores internacionales y organizaciones de derechos humanos han expresado su preocupación por el proceso electoral y la supresión de la oposición política. El Secretario General de las Naciones Unidas instó a todas las partes a evitar una mayor escalada de la violencia.

La presidenta Hassan, quien asumió el cargo en 2021 tras la muerte de su predecesor John Magufuli, enfatizó la unidad nacional y la paz en su discurso posterior a la victoria. Afirmó que el resultado electoral demostraba el abrumador apoyo de los tanzanos a una líder femenina.

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AP News

Primero reportado aquí

Continúan las protestas en Tanzania en medio de la controversia electoral

31 de octubre de 2025 • BBC

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Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been re-elected with more than 97% of the vote, according to official results announced on November 1, 2025.

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The election, held on October 29, was marked by the disqualification of major opposition parties, including Chadema, whose leader Tundu Lissu was arrested on charges of treason earlier this year.

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The disqualification of opposition candidates led to widespread protests across major cities such as Dar es Salaam, resulting in violent clashes between demonstrators and security forces.

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The government imposed a curfew in response to the unrest.

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International observers and human rights organizations have expressed concern over the electoral process and the suppression of political opposition.

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The United Nations Secretary-General urged all parties to prevent further escalation of violence.

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President Hassan, who assumed office in 2021 following the death of her predecessor John Magufuli, emphasized national unity and peace in her post-victory speech.

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La presidenta tanzana Hassan asegura la reelección en medio de controversias

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Primero reportado aquí

Continúan las protestas en Tanzania en medio de la controversia electoral

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Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been re-elected with more than 97% of the vote, according to official results announced on November 1, 2025.

The election, held on October 29, was marked by the disqualification of major opposition parties, including Chadema, whose leader Tundu Lissu was arrested on charges of treason earlier this year.

The disqualification of opposition candidates led to widespread protests across major cities such as Dar es Salaam, resulting in violent clashes between demonstrators and security forces.

The government imposed a curfew in response to the unrest.

International observers and human rights organizations have expressed concern over the electoral process and the suppression of political opposition.

The United Nations Secretary-General urged all parties to prevent further escalation of violence.

President Hassan, who assumed office in 2021 following the death of her predecessor John Magufuli, emphasized national unity and peace in her post-victory speech.

She stated that the election result demonstrated Tanzanians' overwhelming support for a female leader.

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Primero reportado aquí

Continúan las protestas en Tanzania en medio de la controversia electoral

Verificación de hechos

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has been re-elected with more than 97% of the vote, according to official results announced on November 1, 2025.

The election, held on October 29, was marked by the disqualification of major opposition parties, including Chadema, whose leader Tundu Lissu was arrested on charges of treason earlier this year.

The disqualification of opposition candidates led to widespread protests across major cities such as Dar es Salaam, resulting in violent clashes between demonstrators and security forces.

The government imposed a curfew in response to the unrest.

International observers and human rights organizations have expressed concern over the electoral process and the suppression of political opposition.

The United Nations Secretary-General urged all parties to prevent further escalation of violence.

President Hassan, who assumed office in 2021 following the death of her predecessor John Magufuli, emphasized national unity and peace in her post-victory speech.

She stated that the election result demonstrated Tanzanians' overwhelming support for a female leader.

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