Labour’s surprisingly good showing in the UK election had more to do with public anger at the Conservatives than with Labour’s policies. 

President Maduro proposed a National Constituent Assembly, a solution to unanticipated challenges that contrasts with those of his predecessors.

Governmental shifts in France, England, Spain, and Mexico suggest that leftist politics may be on the rise.

Presidential campaigning is gaining momentum in Paraguay. While election season symbolizes the epitome of democratic rule, mudslinging between candidates poses a threat to democracy.

Chile has undergone multiple governmental shifts and changes throughout its history.

“I remain in solidarity with the revolutionary movement in Venezuela, but showing solidarity does not mean that I cannot give critique.”

In Mexico, women journalists face social stigma, as a traditionally patriarchal society struggles to cope with them questioning controversial issues.

“The world is changing much faster and the island keeps on falling further behind.”

The removal of financial regulations on a global scale has three major repercussions.

With continued demonstrations and increasing opposition to the Maduro regime, the president’s call to draft a new constitution only serves to heighten tensions within the country.