The Minga has vindicated itself as an undeterred participant in national politics. Apart from garnering sympathy, the group transfers regional concerns to Colombia’s capital.

With more than 100 campaigns in the races, a political scientist sees the possibility of the president’s consolidation in municipality elections.

On Sunday, October 18th, the election of 84 municipal presidents took place in Hidalgo.

There is dispute on what should be prioritized in Colombia in the midst of the pandemic.

The organizers of Loyalty Day in Argentina created an official site specifically designed for the virtual event, but it wasn’t accessible to the public until late afternoon due to the massive cyber-attack on the site.

With elections around the corner for Bolivia, the columnists of La Razón discussed political campaigns and how social media has become a platform for debate.

Colombia’s Minga movement represents indigenous communities across the country.

Former President Danilo Medina showed he could not offer the country an explanation for the defeats suffered by the Dominican Liberation Party (PLD), whose failure is largely attributed to the mistakes of the former president.

Most of Latin America’s legislatures were created between 1850 and 1920. The population at this time was roughly 10% of the region’s current population.

The fight for the national leadership of Morena intensified after a survey carried out by the National Electoral Institute (INE) revealed a tie between the two potential party leaders, making a third poll necessary to determine the new president of Morena.