There have been several discussions on how to do it. 

The details keep arriving from Switzerland, where the president of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies “hid a fortune.” 

Morales is now Bolivia’s longest serving president, and it looks like he has no intention of leaving anytime soon. 

Urban planner Alfonso Yurrita pointed to the chaos and impunity in the building sector that endangers “the physical integrity of thousands of people.” 

Approximately 130 candidates have been victims of political violence in a pattern of criminality and political intimidation reminiscent of actions by paramilitaries and guerrillas in years past, though the number of incidents is down. 

Over 70% believe they are being fed false information.   

A poll showed Néstor and Cristina Kirchner, along with Raúl Alfonsín, to be the top-rated presidents, while the opposition looks to poach Peronista votes by speaking of “defending the banners of social justice and national unity, while even promising “zero poverty.” 

The PRI proposal seeks to streamline and strengthen legislative work while increasing Mexican society’s trust in the federal legislature. 

Civic groups launched the first offensive against 11 deputies who are still working for Guatecompras as state contractors. 

President Dilma Rousseff’s former ally and chief nemesis, Eduardo Cunha (the Speaker of Brazil’s Lower House), who has been flirting with instigating impeachment proceedings against the president, has run into problems of his own.  Under investigation for corruption in connection to the Petrobras scandal, it turns out that the speaker and his family have undisclosed