Paraguayan president Horacio Cartes submitted his resignation letter.

As the Mexican presidential elections inch closer and closer, frontrunner López Obrador, also known as AMLO, continues polemicizing corrupt government deputies for embezzling and splurging government funds at the expense of the constituency.

Nicolás Maduro was victorious in the recent Venezuelan elections despite questions about its legitimacy and low voter turnout.

Medófilo Medina described how the disarmament of the FARC has allowed new issues to enter the public sphere in Colombia, and for the first time a truly alternative candidacy has been consolidated. 

Invamer polls on the upcoming Colombian presidential elections “reveal data that will make the second presidential runoff closer than previously thought.” 

In Mexico’s second presidential debate, on the topic of Mexico in the world, candidates shifted their strategy towards attacking the other candidates, calling each other liars, anti-patriotic, and even extending insults to the candidates’ families. 

The seemingly never-ending debate over the corporatist alliance to the authoritarian regime of Daniel Ortega has surfaced yet again.

Former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has announced that he will run for president once again. 

As a side effect of Operation Car Wash, many Brazilians were looking forward to voting for different names in the upcoming elections.

It is presumable that Mexican presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador will bring a long-awaited victory for the left.