Hate is the key theme that runs through the current Brazilian political landscape that has now come to govern Brazil.

Morena, the party of Mexico’s president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, seems like the only possibility of change for this country and, therefore, its future should be of interest for all Mexicans.

In a divided election year, former president Cristiana Fernández de Kirchner’s supporters must not underestimate current president Mauricio Macri’s supporters when campaigning. They should, instead, recognize how he got to power and talk to his supporters without alienating them.

Online forums have become a crucial way to participate in government.

La Paz brings together all of Bolivia with its enormous diversity, with its contradictions, and its twists of fate.

“Corporatocracy” has taken over Brazilian politics, leading many to wonder if Brazil, like other nations, has fallen into a “post-democratic” era.

In the face of new and developing challenges in the world such as climate change and the role of emerging world powers and migration, the focus should be on the positive measures that are being taken to address them.

“Do not be deceived; whatever a man sows, that he shall also reap.” 

Although it can seem attractive, basing the government’s decisions on people’s opinion is a strategy that has been used by totalitarian regimes.

“Who will put the woman in?” was a repeated question referring to the uncomfortable issue about which political party would begin replacing male politicians with women to meet the new 30% quota imposed at the beginning of the ’90s.