While the implementation of the new board of directors of the National Electoral Council is a first step to achieving democracy in Venezuela, more international pressure is needed to better the political situation of the country.

If Manuel Bartlett Díaz were to enter the United States, he would risk arrest and imprisonment for the kidnapping, torture, and death of DEA agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena.

On May 13, United States ambassador to Venezuela, James Story, established that Joe Biden’s administration will assess the sanctions imposed on Nicolás Maduro’s regime if he allows for free and democratic elections.

The large caravans that originated in Honduras and mobilized into the U.S. are explained by a series of hurricanes that left the Valle de San Pedro in a state of wreck and despair.

Researcher Terry Karl discovered that Bruce Hazelwood, US sergeant major adviser to Colonel Domingo Monterrosa, was present during the 1981 massacre in El Mozote.

Colombia has asked the United States to be one of the countries to which they plan on sending 60 million doses of AstraZeneca, one of the COVID-19 vaccines.

Latin American democracies are being subjected to severe tests. Leaders with undemocratic propensities now lead not only Brazil and Mexico, but also Argentina, Bolivia, and soon Peru as well. In Colombia, more than a year after the elections, a candidate from the extreme left leads the polls.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador explained on Monday, April 19, how the new visa plan for Central American workers could operate through the Sembrando Vida program, which he will propose to American President Joe Biden.

The senator of the Hagamos party, Patrick Kemper advocated for Paraguay with the United States.

The inability of the Bolsonaro government to conserve the Amazon Forest is worsening Brazil’s image abroad, especially in the United States.