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Today in Global Regional Integration· Oct 22

Political turbulence across emerging markets is narrowing investor appetite for regional assets and widening risk premiums. Brazil faces election-integrity questions and potential Meta regulation that will reshape the digital economy's political standing; South Africa's persistent mob violence erodes foreign investor confidence and hard-currency inflows critical to emerging-market stability; Serbia's student-led challenge to Vučić ahead of Sunday elections fractures political control and threatens currency and sovereign credit perception in a geopolitically sensitive region. El Salvador's military confrontation with Haitian gangs and cross-border force deployment destabilizes Central America and the Caribbean, disrupts shipping routes and trade flows, and pushes investors toward safe-haven positioning as political risk premiums widen across the bloc.

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