“Out with Temer,” was the main political slogan heard in Olympic stadiums and in the streets of Brazil, but it did not deter the Senate from moving against President Dilma Rousseff. 

Both the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies denied that there were any irregularities in the impeachment case against Dilma Rousseff in response to a questioning made by the Organization of American States (OAS).

As the Olympics concluded, the veil which had temporarily hidden the poverty and political turmoil of Brazil disappeared as well.

The reunification of the CGT, one of Argentina’s oldest political factions, has turned out to be a larger challenge than expected for party leaders.

National elections in Nicaragua loom only months away, scheduled for November 6, but you would not know it based on the attitude of most Nicaraguans.

A debate in the Colombian senate over the content of school manuals on sexual diversity took on a personal tone when the country’s minister of education defended her sexual orientation as part of her testimony.

With the Olympics over in Rio de Janeiro, Brazilians mull over their disappointment in both politics and sport. 

The Deputy and President of the Partido Demócrata Cristiano (PDC) in Chile, Yasna Provoste, addressed the future of the Nueva Mayoría in the upcoming elections, amidst claims of disloyalty in the party.