Issue Jan 08-14 2025: Guatemala’s President, Bernardo Arévalo, presented a summary of his first year in office before that country’s Congress last Tuesday, January 14, in which he underscored his government’s achievements in the areas of education, health, economy, public safety, and development.

Issue Jan 08-14 2025: In the midst of a newly imposed state of emergency, the mayor of Arenillas, Eber Ponce, was assassinated on Saturday by hired killers, leading Daniel Noboa to cancel his campaign leave and retake the presidency.

Issue Jan 08-14 2025: The ruling party led the political conversation on social networks, with President Javier Milei as the central figure.

Issue Jan 08-14 2025: In recent years, the Chilean political scene has changed drastically; traditional parties like the DC broke apart, old coalitions ended, and a political center vanished.

Issue Jan 01-07 2025: In Paraguay, the opposition is looking to present a united front in the upcoming elections in 2025.

Issue Jan 01-07 2025: Prominent journalist Jorge Lanata and Clarín, Argentina’s largest newspaper, have both undergone significant ideological shifts, evolving from progressive to liberal stances in response to Argentina’s changing political and economic landscape.

Issue Jan 01-07 2025: One of the major problems Peru is facing in its upcoming election cycle is the overwhelming number of political parties competing to reach the Palace.

Issue Jan 01-07 2025: In a recent social media post following Bolivia’s bicentennial celebration, Senator Fernando Vaca brought attention to the Amazonian regions of Bolivia, whose history and contributions to the country continue to be overlooked and diminished.

Issue Jan 01-07 2025: The British intellectual and writer for The Economist gives his opinion on many of the hot topics trending in the continent.

–Researched and Written by Ella Swager—Issue Dec 01-31 2024: Paraguay’s ruling party, the Asociación Nacional Republicana, also known as the Colorado Party, is facing a crisis after a publicized disagreement between senators from different factions within the party. Basilio Núñez, Paraguay’s recently reelected President of the National Congress and Senate, approved a list of senators,