Ana Penchaszadeh, a political scientist who studies migration and human rights, says that Senator Miguel Pichetto is scapegoating immigrants for his political advantage.

The political coalition that pushed for “No” in the plebiscite on peace with FARC conducted on October 2nd, 2016, is using its triumph as leverage to push its agenda.

Venezuelan political prisoners Carlos Melo, Andrés Moreno and Marco Trejo were released on November 1st.

More than 5,500 mayors were elected in 2016 in Brazil, but not one signed the initiative “City 50-50; Everyone for Equality” created by Women of the UN.

The leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), Enrique Ochoa, is exhorting Mexican authorities to implement anti-corruption strategies to combat official misconduct.

Peruvian congresswoman Marisa Glave believes that supporters of ex-President Alberto Fujimori are attempting to manipulate the law in order to get him released from jail.

Válter Pomar believes that the Left’s economic policies drove its defeat.

FMLN, the political party that has ruled El Salvador since June 2009, has been filmed meeting with leaders from the gangs Mara Salvatrucha (MS13) and Barrio 18.

The faculty at Universidad de la Habana ended their contract with Juan Antonio Fernández Estrada, telling him that “It’s not that you write for OnCuba, but what you write.”

Media in Brazil has played a tremendous role in cultivating and disseminating ideas to the public.