This month, a child was legally registered as the son of two women in Chile.

President Nayib Bukele Ortez of El Salvador, the country’s most popular leader in its democratic history, does not govern alone.

An internationally-conducted study suggested that Paraguay struggles with corruption and poor government transparency.

Leonel Fernández, former president of the Dominican Republic and now presidential candidate for the Fuerza del Pueblo party, denounced the current administration for using the COVID-19 state of emergency for campaign purposes.

President Alberto Fernández traveled to Villa La Angostura to inaugurate a sewage treatment plant that Mauricio Macri’s government initiated.

The president of SUNCA (Sindicato Único Nacional de la Construcción y Anexos) has announced their support for the collective bargaining power of small businesses.

The mayors of the towns that form the Alianza de Municipios del Distrito Valles y Montañas in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, have passed an “illegal and abusive” measure that goes against the provisions that the federal government passed.

The twin challenges of Tropical Storm Amanda and COVID-19 expose the fault lines in President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador’s administration.

The Chilean government has been slow to distribute food promised by President Sebastián Piñera to poor neighborhoods, leaving civilians dissatisfied.

Despite broad political support, Bogotá Mayor Claudia López’s ambitious development plans are in limbo after councilors objected to various tenets of the program.