Contrary to the government’s recent communications, data has once again killed any favorable expectations about the country’s economy.

There is a miniature power-play occurring within the larger maelstrom of Venezuela’s political strife.

“No to fraud, yes to democracy” was the rallying cry when dissidents from several Nicaraguan states took to the streets.

The Brazilian Worker’s Party (PT) has suffered from the mass defection of many of its candidates as well as from political isolation during the 2016 elections.

Jaime Rodríguez Calderón, a state governor in Mexico, rejects same-sex marriage.

A Peruvian political party with ties to a terrorist group has been barred from the 2018 elections.

The President of Ecuador defended socialism at ELAP.

The government of Nicaragua has increased efforts to provide housing to inhabitants who don’t have adequate access or can’t afford homes.

Javier Miranda, president of the Broad Front political parties in Uruguay, emphasizes the need for discourse pertaining to the Constitution reformation and the best ways to go about implementing those modifications.

Renowned Uruguayan scientist and politician Ricardo Ehrlich expressed concern over the emergence of neoliberal groups in South America.