In Buenos Aires, tensions rise between labor unions and Argentine President Mauricio Macri’s administration and political party Cambiemos.

Political prisoner Nélida Rojas is another example of the disregard for basic human rights in Argentina. However, the calls of justice are only getting stronger.

The disgraced president has so far resisted attempts to remove him from office, while the political class in general is so reviled that many observers despair for Brazilian democracy.

Following two full days of debate, the Bogotá city council would not vote on an initiative to collect a new “valorization tax” proposed by Mayor Enrique Peñalosa.

Sebastián Piñera, former President of Chile, is running for re-election.

Venezuelan author, professor and diplomat, Leandro Area Pereira, joined members of La Escuela de Gobierno de la Universidad de los Andes to hold a panel analyzing the ongoing political conflict in Venezuela and discuss the possible implications this conflict has on neighboring Colombia.

Brazilians are left impressed or dumbfounded by Lula’s political “resilience,” as the former president continues to climb in national polls despite Lava Jato marring his reputation in the country.

On June 24, political parties will submit their lists containing each party’s proposals, identity, profile, and political plan.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro revealed that the new Venezuelan Constitution, which will be redacted by the National Constituent Assembly to be elected next month, will be submitted to a referendum.

Taking an undesirable position on an issue can get individuals labeled as “kirchnerista.” This is the equivalent to cursing them out in public, or worse, in the media.