Brazilian businessman Marcelo Odebrecht testified in front of the Tribunal Superior Eleitoral on Wednesday, March 1st in regards to a dinner that he had with President Michel Temer.

Thousands of Bolivians took to the streets to demonstrate in favor of and against a constitutional reform permitting the reelection of President Evo Morales.

A country that fails to modernize its armed forces is giving up its own future.

Presidential candidates Alejandro Guillier and Sebastian Piñera will win by at least 60%, according to Cadem’s survey.

Ignoring the one-term limit expressed in the constitution, the incumbent president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernández, has announced his bid for re-election in this year’s presidential race.

Danilo Medina, president of the Dominican Republic, has announced an objective that aims to cut extreme poverty and illiteracy by nearly half their current levels by 2020.

Lacking strong leadership from its president, Óscar Chinchilla, congress in Guatemala has neglected to pass any significant and necessary reforms.

Polls show that former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva leads in simulated first rounds of Brazil’s presidential election with 30.5%.

In Colombia, a resurgence of the Progresista political party is underway as former mayor of Bogotá Gustavo Petro begins his campaign for the 2018 presidential elections of Colombia.

One of Cuba’s most outspoken dissident organizations, Ladies in White, faced a significant government crackdown this February.