A prosecutor working for the Jurisdicción Especial para la Paz (JEP/ “Special Jurisdiction for Peace”), the special governmental panel dedicated to resolving the ongoing drug cartel violence, was caught trying to influence the extradition of a captured FARC leader.

As Juan Guaidó is currently serving as the interim president of Venezuela, it is natural to assume that he would aspire to be a candidate in the next presidential election.

In Cochabamba, Bolivia, the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS/ “Movement for Socialism”) party will be holding a national convention on March 2, 2019, to plan the upcoming presidential campaigns as well as registering activists.

Jorge Barata did not speak during the last Brazilian incursion of the Peruvian prosecutors from the Lava Jato team because of problems with his lawyer, Carlos Kauffmann.

Felipe Alessandri, Mayor of Santiago, the city with the highest concentration of immigrants in Chile, is rejecting xenophobia and scapegoating of immigrants.

The socioeconomic project of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) has brought a variety of possibilities to the outcome of Mexico’s social welfare future.

The right has risen to power in Brazil, but who is this right?

–Written by Pauline Crepy— Colombian President Iván Duque, has until March 11th to decide whether to sign or reject the statutory law of the Special Justice for Peace.

The economic crisis in Nicaragua pressured President Daniel Ortega back to the negotiation table.

Nicolás Maduro has maintained power in Venezuela thanks to the support of the military’s high command and to the management of financial resources from more than 95% of petroleum income.