Chilean congressman Gabriel Boric will travel around Chile in order to gather signatures to register the new political party, Convergencia Social.

The regime of Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua mocked witnesses at the negotiation table on Monday, April 29th after rejecting – among other proposals – the scheduled release of 232 political prisoners.

Nicaraguan journalist Wilfredo Ernesto Miranda Aburto reported that, since the start of the social and political crisis about a year ago, journalism has become “nearly impossible.”

According to a recent poll executed by Mercados y Muestras, the Socialist Movement (MAS), headed by Bolivia’s current president Evo Morales, still holds a majority of citizen support.

In light of the recent presidential election in El Salvador, President-elect Nayib Bukele must make a stride in the right direction if he wants to have a chance at decreasing any of the structural problems within the Salvadoran economy and polity.

Chilean society has become disillusioned by the traditional pillars of the country.

In Colombia, a candidate who technically won the vice-presidency has been declared illegitimate, and her election canceled by Colombia’s state council.

Former president José Mujica and former vice president and current Economic Minister Danilo Astori are questioning the superficiality of some of the opposition’s campaign promises.

Following the firing of a police officer who was found guilty of collaborating with drug traffickers, Bolivia’s Chief of Police Yuri Calderón announced that the police force will take a stand against corruption.

The Centro Democrático (CD) party of Colombia seeks to groom candidates and further legitimize itself ahead of the upcoming October elections.