According to a survey taken during the third week of March by Cadem about the public’s view of the current government, 37% approve and 50% disapprove of President Sebastián Piñera’s leadership.

Guatecompras, a service by the Guatemalan government that provides its citizens with information regarding purchases and contracts done by the state, was first implemented to bring transparency to how state funds are used.

Hundreds of Venezuelans protested outside of Barquisimeto’s Central Hospital Antonio María Pineda to make the health crisis that is affecting the country visible to the delegates from the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights of the UN.

–Written by Cyrus Green— President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced his plan to create a new political model in Mexico, declaring an end to Neoliberalism in Mexico and introducing his National Development Plan for the future.

Although it seems that Duque has hardened his uribismo policies, it is not clear if this is an electoral strategy or his true style of government.

There is some controversy surrounding what the true intentions of President Iván Duque are regarding the government’s handling of national issues ahead of the elections in October.

In recent elections held in Ecuador on March 17th, analysis of the data concluded that the Alianza País party made the most use of inter-party alliances to secure mayoral posts, while the Partido Social Cristiano made the most use of such alliances to secure prefecture positions. 

Avanzada Progresista, a Venezuelan political party, is hoping to get help for their country following the gathering of international ambassadors.

The FMLN’s recent expulsion of suspected dissidents from its party’s ranks is criticized.

Fake declarations about the intentions to ruin the reputation of Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, have configured a new tension between Bolsonaro’s family and the free press in Brazil.