The tension between the national district attorney and the inspector general of the Dominican Republic reached new heights on June 21.

On June 12, Lula, as the former Brazilian president and candidate in the 2022 presidential election is popularly known, met with community leaders from slums and social organizations in Rio de Janeiro to discuss a necessary change in public security in the country.

Out of 13 regions, the political party Chile Vamos only won one seat in the second round of regional governor elections.

The political project developed by Colombian politician Álvaro Uribe, called Uribismo, found itself contradicting its own ideals: instead of halting change, it has accelerated it.

The results from Mexico’s June 6th election reveal that public safety is a central concern for residents of Mexico City. This concern calls for action by the incoming local government.

Opposition to the current regime in Cuba has been organizing to find alternatives to the present government.

As Bitcoin becomes a favored investment for business-minded individuals all over the world, El Salvador is using the cryptocurrency as a form of legal tender.

The national protests could mark a turning point in Colombia’s long journey from a country of minions to a country of citizens.

Mexican president Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador is proposing an electoral reform that several electoral advisors consider part of a “smear strategy” to discredit the National Electoral Institute (INE).

As the election in Nicaragua draws closer, the presidential precandidates are prepared to fight.