With months to go before the new president of Guatemala, Alejandro Giammattei, assumes power, accusations already fly about corruption and his position on the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG).

Evidence submitted to and approved by the Supreme Court of Justice was denounced by ex-president Álvaro Uribe Vélez’s legal defenders as a set-up and an affront to the Rule of Law.

A survey by CIES for Última Hora, Noticias Paraguay, Telefuturo, and Radio Monumental shows that 59.1 percent of those surveyed think that their own economic situation with the government of Mario Abdo Benítez has worsened, while 36.9 percent think that their situation remains unchanged, and only 4 percent think that their economic situation improved in

Following the release of the list of candidates for Bolivia’s general elections, 132 candidates from ages 18 to 28 found themselves left out.

The Argentine presidential primaries did not bode well for current president Mauricio Macri, who is polling behind center-left Alberto Fernández and his vice presidential candidate Cristina Kirchner.

The Cuban government views the underground gaming network SNet as a potential threat that must be eliminated.

Following a devastating defeat in the polls, Argentina’s president, Mauricio Macri, is making key political moves to avoid civil unrest.

President Nayib Bukele has had a rather tumultuous relationship with religion and his public image.

Former President Varela not only lied about the true state of finances, but also hid figures from the mass regularization programs of migrants.

The reforms to Peru’s National Constitution change the composition and behavior of political parties as well as legal and electoral procedures.