–Researched and Written by Gabriella Clingman— Under President Nayib Bukele, El Salvador will become the first country in the world to recognize Bitcoin as a legal currency, alongside the U.S. dollar. The Bitcoin Law, which was passed in June and will go into effect in September, requires every business to accept Bitcoin and offers every

–Researched and Written by Isabella Márquez— After ten days of persistent hiccups, Jair Bolsonaro, the President of Brazil, was admitted to a military hospital in Brasília on July 14, 2021. However, it was later revealed that the hiccups were prompted by a far more serious and dangerous condition: an intestinal obstruction due to a stabbing

–Researched and Written by Marisol Carty— Facing political crises, overwhelming COVID casualties, and economic difficulties, Peru is desperately looking for a revitalization. An opportunity came in the form of a presidential election offering starkly different options: the Fuerza Popular party’s Keiko Fujimori, daughter of controversial Peruvian ex-president Alberto Fujimori, and Perú Libre’s Pedro Castillo, a

Brazilian military officials claim there is zero possibility that their institution is involved with electoral fraud, yet a journalist released information that proved many officers are convinced of the existence of a secret plan to bring Lula into the presidency.

In Perú, audiotapes reveal attempts by previous supporters of Fujimori to overturn recent election results in favor of the defeated presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori.

After its victories in recent elections, the PRI-PAN-PRD alliance looks to challenge President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and the MORENA party for control of the Mexican government in the 2024 elections.

Throughout his terms in office, Evo Morales became the most criticized president in contemporary Bolivian history.

Colorado party deputy Basiolio “Bachi” Nuñez cautioned people about the path that the left is taking in Paraguay, especially the majority bloc in the Senate.

Although the protests are officially over, except for blockades in Bogotá and Cali, May’s social outburst is beginning to frame the next steps of the 2022 presidential campaign.

The former minister of government of the FMLN party, Rámon Arístides Valencia Arana, has left El Salvador and refuses to return due to the criminal process against him.