A report from Cadem states that during the first week of March, President Sebastián Piñera hit the lowest approval rate of his second term with 37%, 7% lower than in February.

A group of students from the Universidad Centroamericana staged a protest on March 8th, International Women’s Day, demanding “freedom and justice” for women imprisoned after protesting the Daniel Ortega administration.

With Panama’s May 5, 2019 presidential elections approaching, Panamanian political parties and groups are moving quickly to gather votes.

On December 1, 2018, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador gave a speech on ending corruption, however, he insisted that offenders in the past will not be persecuted.

On March 5, the results of Guatemala’s projection poll, conducted by the firm CID Gallup, revealed Unidad Nacional de la Esperanza’s candidate, Sandra Torres, as the top candidate for the next presidential elections.

In Brazil, President Jair Bolsonaro got involved in spreading fake news.

Following an upset in the most recent presidential elections, Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional (FMLN) must learn from past experiences in a small town of El Salvador.

Mexico’s 2018 presidential election not only put a strong president in place, but it also did away with the traditional political parties, leaving them weakened and divided.

Evo Morales recently identified four young leaders who have emerged from MAS (Movimiento al Socialismo) who could carry on the process of change.

A meeting held for a discussion about women’s rights and the LGBTI community on Thursday, February 28, helped demonstrate the lack of awareness of the mayoral candidates, as well as the disconnect between activists and politicians.