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Yet it is part of a verbal campaign Mr Netanyahu stands accused of waging against Israel’s Arab minority since last year’s general election.
This week João Santana, her campaign guru, was arrested on suspicion that he was paid with money from bribes. If substantiated that could prompt the electoral court to call a fresh election. In Chile, Michelle Bachelet, a once-adored president, languishes in the opinion polls. Three things are behind the left’s fall from grace. One is the end of the commodity boom. The governments in Venezuela (especially), Brazil and Argentina made no effort to save the windfall gains from high prices. Impelled by a refusal to risk unpopularity and electoral defeat, they carried on spending even as commodities began to fall.
She proudly reports that she has converted her mother, a former Clinton-fan. Across the state Mr Sanders has tapped into traditions of radical campaigning by Chicano activists and Hispanic union organisers. In north Denver Lexington watched young activists hit gritty streets bounded by railway lines and a roaring highway, bearing Spanish brochures hailing Mr Sanders as a son of poor immigrants. The Clinton camp is working hard, too. Mrs Clinton has a near-lock on a different political tribe: the state’s elected Hispanic Democrats, many of them moderates who needed lots of Anglo votes to win office.