As of February 10, Juan Guaidó announced his return to Venezuela in addition to promising increased pressure on the government, which is partially due to the support of powerful international allies.

After the voting registration closed in Bolivia, the opposition to Evo Morales split into four parts, three from the right and one from the center.

Despite rumors and a vocal minority, spokespeople from many of the social movements born out of the October 2019 protests in Chile affirm that they will not encourage Chileans to boycott the April 2020 national plebiscite called in response to the protests.

The new property purchased by José Manuel Morales Marroquín in El Encinal, Mixco, raises eyebrows due to price discrepancies.

On February 16, residents of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, will head to the polls and elect their new mayor.

Among countries with Federal Republics, the relationship between the president and the governors are a key aspect of political dynamics.

With the general elections established for the 3rd of May, Movimiento Al Socialismo (MAS) has published a list of candidates with a mix of various new names and old actors, including the self-exiled ex-president Evo Morales, who was central to the 2019 electoral controversy that provoked violence and necessitated the new elections.

In Brazil, it is becoming apparent that most people believe that religion and politics do not mix well.

On May 3, Bolivia will hold its national elections in which Luis Arce Catacora, the former Minister of Economy from Evo Morales’ administration, will run as the candidate for the Movimiento Al Socialismo (MAS) party.

Leader of the Venezuelan opposition, Juan Guaidó, spoke to thousands of supporters in Miami about derailing the ‘dictatorship’ in Venezuela.