South America hasn’t had a hyperinflation crisis now for around three decades, until now in Venezuela, and there´s no hope in sight unless radical policy changes or regime changes are made, (which is how it is usually dealt with).

With more at stake and more incentive to vote, analysts predict that voting rates in this year’s Mexican elections will certainly increase as compared to years prior.

Kenji Fujimori, Peruvian congressman and brother of former presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori, has left Fuerza Popular, the political party headed by his sister.

In an attempt to discreetly reconcile the “great wear and tear” caused by the scandal of the Odebrecht case, President Danilo Medina recently announced new projects involving infrastructure and various social areas.

Leading up to Mexico’s elections in July, no major party has an enthusiastic following large enough to win the presidency.

President-elect Sebastián Piñera appointed 15 mayors and the presidential delegate of the next Región de Ñuble, who will assume their positions in his administration.

Strikes and demonstrations took place across Bolivia last week showing how deeply divisive President Evo Morales’ planned run for a fourth consecutive presidential term is. 

With Colombia’s elections looming closer, controversy is stirring.

Former Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs reflects on the current administration´s stance on drugs, violence, and Brazil´s position on the world stage.

Elites are joining forces and producing multiple crises to stay richer and more powerful, backed by a political system that oppresses the people.