Pope Francis highlighted important differences between populism in Europe and populism in Latin America in an attempt to explain the ascendancy of Trump.

A recent scientific study brings new information to light about the difficulty that human beings face in discussing politics.

Central America as a region has seen its fair share of violence and oppression, but throughout each cruel regime, resistance has stood for peace.

The recent transition of power in Brazil is threatening to send the country from a recession into a depression.

Peru’s ex-president, Alejandro Toledo, continues to reject speculations and judicial accusations concerning the Lava Jato and Ecoteva cases and denies that he has fled the country.

Constitutional reform seems to be bringing Chilean political figures together, despite the complicated nature of the task at hand.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro continues to prosecute his opponents.

The tendency toward confrontation over negotiation has reached South America. The same furor which led to Brexit and a Trump presidency is tickling nerves in and around Bogotá.

The volcanic Gustavo Porras, a loyal follower of President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice President Rosario Murillo, was sworn in as President of the National Assembly, along with other Assembly Representatives, amid allegations of corruption.

Juan Valiente, political representative from the department of La Libertad, El Salvador, affirms that the political party Arena avoids making certain decisions for fear of causing internal rifts.