The Movimiento al Socialismo (Movement to Socialism), or MAS, has taken the first legal step towards the possibility of the allowing for yet another reelection of President Evo Morales in 2019.

When current Guatemalan president Jimmy Morales served as the general secretary for the Frente de Convergencia Nacional (FCN-Nación) party, he received monthly letters from the Auditoría Electoral between June 23 and November 21, 2015.

In recent years, low voter turnout across President Daniel Ortega’s long reign in office has weakened Nicaraguans’ faith in local elections.

Ovidio Martín Castellanos, an activist and member of the Patriotic Union of Cuba (Unpacu), has been arrested and incarcerated in the prison of Aguadores in Santiago, Cuba since September 1.

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s open letter asking opposition parties for their help in supporting her campaign against the current administration has mostly backfired.

Brazil’s president, Michel Temer, is currently “detested” by 90 percent of the population, yet remains in power.

National and international political figures spoke out against the Venezuelan government over the harassment it has inflicted on Teodoro Petkoff.

A leader of the FMLN confesses that the party used information from the State Intelligence Agency (OIE) to pressure political opponents.

After rejecting three other accusations against the Guatemalan President, Jimmy Morales, the Corte Suprema de Justicia (SCJ) has accepted a prosecution against the president for illicit electoral financing during the 2015 political campaign.

This time of year marks the halfway point of the Vázquez administration in Uruguay. Despite improving some domestic and international-relations situations, the Frente Amplio party leader failed to satisfy his constituents’ concerns in other cases.