Nearly 80% of Argentine citizens are content with their president, Alberto Fernández, and 85% are content with the administration’s handling of the COVID-19 epidemic.

On June 1st, Chilean President Sebastián Piñera called for an urgent national agreement between different political parties in response to a spike in coronavirus cases in recent weeks.

Amidst a struggle to acquire adequate medical supplies and prevent the spread of coronavirus in prisons, Guatemala’s Supreme Electoral Tribunal ousted nine important officials while prosecutors investigated corruption during Jimmy Morales’ presidency.

The actions of Brazil’s president Jair Messias Bolsonaro related to his religious statements can draw comparisons to Moloch, a biblical god associated with child sacrifice, through fire or war.

President of Mexico Andrés Manuel López Obrador has announced the development of a new method to measure national well-being.

Dissident political parties in Venezuela united to denounce the government’s efforts to slander the opposing Juan Guaidó’s Voluntad Party (VP).

In his last year of presidency, Ecuadorian president Lenin Moreno has received a 14% credibility rate, dropping from a starting rate of 66% in 2017.

In recent days in El Salvador, there has been a frustrating lack of transparency as the president, Nayib Bukele refused to report the COVID-19 emergency expenses to the Legislative Assembly, even though it is required by law.

A few weeks ago, during the coronavirus pandemic, the Colombian government allocated $3.5 billion to the advertising agency Du Brand to improve the public image of President Duque.

Analysts believe President López Obrador will lose support over an energy policy that aims to limit the participation of private groups in renewable energy.