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Aruna Roy leads by 0.1 pts · 2 figures compared

Politician · Modern

Politician · Modern
Roy resigned from the IAS to work with rural communities in Rajasthan. This decision allowed her to engage in grassroots activism and eventually lead the RTI movement.
Aruna Roy co-founded MKSS in Rajasthan to organize rural workers and peasants for rights to minimum wages and social security. The organization pioneered the use of public hearings to expose corruption.
Roy was a key leader of the National Campaign for People's Right to Information (NCPRI), which successfully pushed for the passage of the RTI Act in 2005. The law gave citizens access to government documents.
Violeta Chamorro won the Nicaraguan presidential election, defeating the Sandinista incumbent Daniel Ortega. She became the first female president in Central America, leading a coalition government.
Chamorro's government negotiated a ceasefire and demobilization of the Contras, ending the decade-long Contra War. This brought peace to Nicaragua after years of civil conflict.
Chamorro's administration adopted economic austerity policies, including privatization and currency stabilization, to combat hyperinflation. These measures reduced inflation but caused social hardship.
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