Chile’s leading socialist party, the PS, recently elected a new president, Álvaro Elizalde, who has since faced a far-left movement growing further away from the party.

In the fourth annual Budget Strength Management Meeting, the Uruguayan Minister of Economy Danilo Astori discussed public spending and its importance for both social and economic advances.

Risk of violence and scandal are the two main reasons people don’t vote for certain candidates in Colombia.

The Liberación Dominicana (PLD), Revolucionario Dominicano (PRM), Revolucionario Dominicano (PRD), and Revolucionario Social Cristiano (PRSC) parties received $1 billion pesos from the State in 2018.

Guatemala remains in the persistent shadow of debates surrounding corruption and questionable diplomatic choices within the presidency of Jimmy Morales.

After the constitutional dissolution of the Congress of the Republic, the Permanent Commission will continue working until the newly elected members of Congress are sworn in.

The Arena party’s discussion of the new prosecutor takes a proactive stance against certain human rights issues.

There is growing speculation that Evo Morales may not win in the first round of presidential elections due to the striking division plaguing Bolivia’s political sphere.

In a recent interview, the Minister of Health said, “we have created a disproportionately high economic expectation regarding what is actually possible.”

The NGO Transparência Internacional released a report stating that corruption is the top of concerns in Brazil, quoting the Lava Jato scandal, and criticizing the Brazilian government.