Colombians ponder the FARC without weapons and a gay sex scandal.

Keiko Fujimori, the eldest daughter of the authoritarian ex-President, courts votes for the April presidential elections. 

Considered one of the young political promises of the Honduran Liberal Party, the beautiful journalist and now deputy Yadira Bendaña thinks that the time is ripe for a woman president.

President Mauricio Macri scored a big victory at the Magistrates Council that moves his administration closer toward the possibility of appointing and removing judges without the need to seal any deals with the opposition.

Proyecto 292 proposes to reform the Código Electoral within the Comisión de Gobierno de la Asamblea Nacional to facilitate the inclusion independent candidates, but does it?

Doctor Carlos Arriola Monasterio, medical director of the Bethenia Recovery Center in Jocotán, Chiquimula, has dedicated himself to the treatment of severe infant malnutrition in Guatemala for the past 25 years.

A recent poll shows that Bachelet’s disapproval rating has increased to 65%.

Attorney and professor at Universidad Central de Venezuela José Vicente Haro discussed President Nicolás Maduro and his address to the nation about the state of the economy, in which he said the Constitution could not be amended “by a comma.” 

Supporters and opponents of former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva clashed in street protests after the suspension of planned questioning in an investigation into a beach apartment that prosecutors say was given to the former president by a company involved in a major corruption scandal. 

Kirchnerita governors drift away from the Frente para la Victoria, and President Macri wants to woo Peronist lawmakers in order to weaken the Kirchnerita opposition.