Eduardo Cunha, a prominent figure within Brazilian politics has recently been arrested on corruption-based charges, plans to publish a tell-all.

Governor Javier Duarte de Ochoa has renounced his post as governor of Veracruz amid scandals of corruption and organized crime.

According to the recently published poll by IBOPE/CNI, the percentage of Brazilians who believe that Michel Temer is worse than his predecessor has increased to 31% from the 25% recorded in June.

A recently introduced reform spurs debate on abortion.

Periodismo de Barrio is facing threats from the authorities, it explained in a recent editorial.

José Manuel Morales Marroquín and Samuel Everardo Morales Cabrera, the son and brother of Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales, were indicted in a corruption scandal.

At a Loyalty Day parade on October 17th 2016, Daniel Scioli, a past presidential candidate and former governor of Buenos Aires, of the Argentinean political party Partido Justicialista (PJ) called for the Left “to not let itself be divided.”

The outcome of the mayoral elections in Brazil reflected those aspects of the political spectrum that have been plaguing the country for three years.

In Brazil everyone loves to see black people succeed, but when it’s time for elections the ballot boxes reveal widespread latent racism.

Senator Pedro Bordaberry’s call for early legislative elections, if Interior Minister Eduardo Bonomi is not removed from office, detonated multiple reactions.