Recent elections in Latin America have seen a significant impact from voters living outside their home countries. In Peru, a candidate lost despite having more support within the country, due to votes from abroad. This marked a notable turning point in the region.

The influence of external votes was also felt in Colombia, where the margin of victory would have been much narrower without them. The role of diaspora communities in shaping election outcomes is becoming increasingly important. Further details on these elections and the impact of external voting can be found through KVIA ABC-7's source, CNN en Español.