Issue Jan 07-13 2026: For decades, political power was maintained by way of a basic premise: institutions may fail, but ultimately they remain credible. This is no longer the case.

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: In the wake of changes to the Argentinian congress on October 10, 2025, with the rise of new senators and deputies elect, the Milei administration seeks to pass four new laws that had previously been only wishful ideas, including the National Commitment to Monetary and Fiscal Stability Law, a modification to

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: Although the president-elect of Honduras, Nasry Asfura, has begun to circulate lists of potential cabinet members, with only twenty days remaining before he assumes power he has yet to offer any clues regarding his final choices.

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: With less than five months until Colombia’s presidential elections, new polls are starting to show how the race is shaping up.

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: Victims, their families, and citizens are awaiting the continuation of the criminal trial against police officers accused of being torturers during the Stroessner dictatorship.

Issue Jan 01-06 2026: Inflamed reactions from the left and right reinforce already consolidated bubbles, and the evidence indicates that the episode should not change the 2026 election.

–Researched and Written by Nicolle Cama—Issue Dec 01-31 2025: Peru’s 2026 general elections are approaching amid an atmosphere of deep political uncertainty, widespread voter distrust, and extreme party fragmentation.

Issue Dec 01-31 2025: Despite the recent claim of Bolivia’s Electoral Organ that the historically large number of candidates running in the 2026 subnational elections reflects a strengthening of the country’s democracy, some experts hold that the profusion of options testifies to the Bolivian political system’s accelerated dispersal and collapse, a process that is likely

Issue Dec 01-31 2025: The president-elect of Honduras, Nasry Asfura, is scheduled to take power on January 27, 2026, in a simple, unostentatious event to be held in that country’s parliament, breaking the tradition of celebrating the inaugural ceremony at Honduras’ National Stadium.

Issue Dec 01-31 2025: Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro has raised the minimum wage in his country by 23%, the largest single raise of this kind since 1960.