Evangelical groups in Uruguay have been mobilizing to prevent lawmakers from passing a comprehensive transgender law.

In response to the Colombian Supreme Court’s investigation of former president Álvaro Uribe, current president Iván Duque defended Uribe, his mentor and fellow Democratic Center party member.

The President of Peru, Martín Vizcarra, introduced a potential referendum during his Message to the Nation.

Young Nicaraguans’ lives have been turned upside down, destroyed and thrown away in the political conflict.

Twenty-four hours after unveiling her new foundation, “Citizen’s Horizon,” two-term ex-president Michelle Bachelet addressed Chile’s center-left parties after this year’s election loss.

Supporters of the legalization of abortion in Argentina, or the “greens,” will come close to their goal as the Senate votes on the issue August 8th.

President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice-President Rosario Murillo, have held power in Nicaragua for eleven years and show no sign of giving it up without a fight.

–Researched and written by Jordana Suriel— On April 18, protests erupted in Nicaragua as a result of President Daniel Ortega’s announcement that pensions would be cut and taxes increased in an attempt to improve the country’s Social Security Institute. As a consequence of the protests, the Nicaraguan national police and paramilitary have killed between 270

–Researched and written by Michelle Mendia— As Brazil’s presidential election nears for this coming October, all candidates are busily campaigning.

–Researched and written by Rachel Rosenberg— Former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa is implicated for involvement in political rival Fernando Balda’s 2012 kidnapping.