“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.

With corruption reaching so many corners of Colombia’s government, it is time that citizenship and ethics become the center of policy moving forward.

Like many nations worldwide, the Brazilian government’s shift towards right-wing nationalism has met considerable backlash.

Conservative liberals have gained influence in the governments of countries like Chile, Peru, and Brasil, which is good news for the current United States’ government.

To divide and rule has often been a favorite tactic of tyrannical rulers. If the populous cannot stand together to fight against a powerful force, it is close to impossible to think that they could ever overthrow it.

Each day, new global crises emerge such as war, nationalism, and desperate humanitarian situations that would previously have been unacceptable.

Nayib Bukele has only been El Salvador’s president for two weeks but he already faces complex challenges.

According to a recent survey conducted by Colombian pollster Datexco, 83% of the people interviewed disapproved of maintaining the minimum drug dose policy.