Who is Mexico’s president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador? Is he in the presidency to carry out policies based on his principles, or to play “the game” for the sake of perpetuating his political dominance?

Nicolás Maduro took power of Venezuela in 2013, and continued Chávez’s socialist project.

The Partido Revolucionario Dominicano (PRD), the oldest political party in the Dominican Republic and the most important ally of the ruling Partido de la Liberación Dominicana (PLD), faces a difficult political-judicial challenge that puts it in a race against time to select its candidates for the nation’s 2020 elections.

A stranger shared a private video of Jacqueline Pinto, candidate for mayor of San José del Golfo in Guatemala City, on various social media groups such as Facebook and Whatsapp.

The number of refugees seeking asylum due to the social and political crisis in Nicaragua has reached 62,000 during 2018.

On April 8, the executive branch presented bills which aim to reform the state.

One of Colombia’s most powerful political parties, the Cambio Radical (CR) party, is facing an unsure future. 

In Argentina, national elections including that of the presidency are coming up in October 2019.

Daniel Núñez, the communist deputy who assumed the presidency of the Finance Commission on Tuesday, April 9, 2019, expressed his opinion about President Piñera’s tax reform.

Struggles for positions of power are common in any presidency, but ever since Jair Bolsonaro began his term as President of Brazil, the fight between his more pragmatic advisors associated with the military and his ideological consultants, including his children and other disciples of the philosopher Olavo de Carvalho, has caused a rift that is