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oomberg <https://www.bloomberg.corn/news/artic les/2020-11-15/peru-s- interim-president-merino-quits-following- deadly-protests?smd=premium> (11/15, Quigley, 4.73M) reports Merino's announcement "was greeted with cheers from demonstrators in the streets of Lima and other cities." The Washington Post <ht

ros." The Times adds the President subsequently "picked up a similar refrain, stating in a tweet that the election was 'stolen' by `privately owned Radical Left company, Dominion,' without providing evidence or explaining why Dominion was distinct among the many other privately owned election system vendors

1/15, Bricefio, Armario), Merino's resignation plunged Peru into its "worst constitutional crisis in two decades." EFTA00149013 Bloomberg (11/15, Quigley, 4.73M) reports Merino's announcement "was greeted with cheers from demonstrators in the streets of Lima and other cities." The Washington Post (11/

ros." The Times adds the President subsequently "picked up a similar refrain, stating in a tweet that the election was 'stolen' by 'privately owned Radical Left company, Dominion,' without providing evidence or explaining why Dominion was distinct among the many other privately owned election system vendors

1/15, Bricefio, Armario), Merino's resignation plunged Peru into its "worst constitutional crisis in two decades." EFTA00161653 Bloomberg (11/15, Quigley, 4.73M) reports Merino's announcement "was greeted with cheers from demonstrators in the streets of Lima and other cities." The Washington Post (11/

ros." The Times adds the President subsequently "picked up a similar refrain, stating in a tweet that the election was 'stolen' by 'privately owned Radical Left company, Dominion,' without providing evidence or explaining why Dominion was distinct among the many other privately owned election system vendors

." To the AP (11/15, Bricetio, Armario), Merino's resignation plunged Peru into its "worst constitutional crisis in two decades." Bloomberg (11/15, Quigley, 4.73M) reports Merino's announcement "was greeted with cheers from demonstrators in the streets of Lima and other cities." The Washington Post (11/

ros." The Times adds the President subsequently "picked up a similar refrain, stating in a tweet that the election was `stolen' by `privately owned Radical Left company, Dominion; without providing evidence or explaining why Dominion was distinct among the many other privately owned election system vendors t