On August 29, 2018, a serious outage left Caracas and the states of Miranda, Lara, Nueva Esparta, and Vargas without power. This is the second outage in two months in that zone.

With Cuba suffering damages bordering one billion dollars due to the U.S. imposed embargo, some Mexicans begin to ask themselves the true implications of their own involvement in fifty years of Cuban pain.

Recent polling has shown that the majority of Peruvians are in favor of the items put forth in President Martín Vizcarra’s referendum.

Argentine novelist Claudia Piñeiro discusses her optimistic view on Argentina’s recent abortion ruling.

The upcoming elections are going to be unusual for the famous political party Partido dos Trabalhadores, also known as PT.

An anti-corruption referendum in Colombia failed to reach the required participation threshold by only 1%.

If Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the favorite for presidency in Brazil, is not allowed to compete in the October elections because of his involvement in a corruption scandal, the most popular candidate becomes Jair Bolsonaro.

As three of Mexico’s major political parties are in danger of being reduced to minority parties, the PRD will invariably be the one to face the most challenges in the future.

The city of Arequipa is trying to manage political growth as its economy booms due to the Cerro Verde copper mine.

Is there hope for Bolivia’s current ruling party ahead of the country’s 2019 presidential election?