Following approval by President Jimmy Morales, Guatemala’s congress has passed new legislative reforms altering that nation’s electoral policies.

Nine years after Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa first took power with his “Citizen’s Revolution,” four issues facing the South American nation still require significant attention.

Inspector General of Colombia Alejandro Ordóñez has launched a new offensive against Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos focusing on whether public officials will be able to play a role in the upcoming referendum on that country’s peace process.

A founding member of a Human Rights group in Argentina has passed away after decades of fighting for the truth in Buenos Aires. 

The PT (Partido dos Trabalhadores) prepares to fight as proceedings to determine whether or not President Dilma Rousseff will be removed from office are now underway.  She vows to fight for her office.

Dominican President Danilo Medina took 61.79% of the vote, despite some economic troubles. 

Polls show a tight race as millions of Peruvians light up Facebook with their political exchanges. 

Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto has proposed four initiatives to promote equality for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Transgender, and Intersexual community in Mexico.

Norma Guevara, head of the FMLN faction in El Salvador’s parliament, has stressed that her party is open to talks with the opposing ARENA party regarding a controversial fund to tackle crime.

Issues involving the economy, unpopularity, and corruption, as well as concerns over the social programs of the previous government, are the biggest challenges facing Michel Temer as he assumes the role of Brazil’s interim president.