Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: Honduras’ Public Ministry has filed indictments against former Congress President, Luis Redondo and twelve other 12 legislators, accusing them of interference in the country’s 2025 elections. 

Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: Polls show support slipping for recently-elected conservative leaders across Latin America. But is this just a blip?

Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: The Argentine president has begun laying the groundwork for his reelection bid while attempting to maintain his economic course, secure support in Congress, and address electoral reform. Debates surrounding the PASO (open primary) system, public spats, and the positioning of Patricia Bullrich all point to a campaign that has already firmly

Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: Morena leaders rally around Ariadna Montiel following “baseless allegations” against her. Montiel, the national leader of Morena, was accused by the governor of Chihuahua, Maru Campos of the PAN party, of having ties to drug trafficking.

Issue Oct 14-20, 2026: Ana Lucía Pineda, the first lady of Colombia, comes from two families with strong political and economic connections in Montería. The arrival to the Nariño House has influenced promotions to her loved ones in the government and personal companies.

Issue Oct 07-13 2026: A new survey produced by the Foundation for Freedom and Development reveals that 69% of Guatemalans believe that drug trafficking organizations will try to interfere in upcoming elections in the country.

Issue Oct 07-13 2026: After more than two decades of military dictatorship, the 1988 Federal Constitution established two foundations for political contests in Brazil: democracy and the rule of law.

Issue Oct 07-13 2026: The dissident Colorado faction is moving forward with an alternative project to the National Republican Association (ANR) leadership, aiming to contest the Presidency in the 2028 general elections. Última Hora of Asunción noted that Mario Abdo Benítez and Hugo Velázquez are opening the door to other sectors to determine the presidential

Issue Oct 07-13 2026: In San Luis Potosí, two ejidos (communal lands) share the same enemies: a manipulated Congress, missing certificates, ignored contracts, and governments that prioritize megaprojects.

Issue Sep 30-Oct 06 2026: A company managed by Uwe Christian Martinz, an Austrian businessman investigated for corruption during the COVID-19 pandemic who has since filled his executive board with former employees and friends of Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, has been awarded five contracts in El Salvador worth US $19,441,391.