Issue Nov 08-14 2023: The Plenario Intersindical de Trabajadores – Convención Nacional de Trabajadores (PIT-CNT) – Uruguay’s national trade union – organized on November 13th a march “For Democracy and against Corruption,” which took place in the Plaza de Cagancha in Montevideo and was attended by the Federación de Estudiantes Universitarios Uruguay (FEUU), the Federación

Issue Nov 08-14 2023: The recent Colombian election results have sparked a comprehensive analysis of the performance of the left-wing coalition, Pacto Histórico, led by Gustavo Petro.

Issue Nov 08-14 2023: While the election is still a ways on the horizon, the National Electoral Institute has ironed out tentative dates, topics, and guidelines for the debates.

Issue Nov 08-14 2023: In a recent development in Dominican politics, former President Leonel Fernández has indicated that the upcoming announcement of a new alliance will be beneficial for the Dominican people.

Issue Nov 08-14 2023: In the challenging year of the pandemic, former Paraguayan President Mario Abdo Benítez collaborated with the Center for Environmental and Social Studies (Ceamso) to create a national plan for Integrity, Transparency, and Anti-corruption.

Issue Nov 01-07 2023: Brazilian Worker’s Party (PT) national president and federal deputy Gleisi Hoffmann (PT-PR) struck back against criticisms of a recent speech given by President Lula encouraging ministers to spend their resources on public works projects.

Issue Nov 01-07 2023: In a recent revelation, ex-Sebin Director Manuel Cristopher Figuera unveiled the Venezuelan government’s intricate network tasked with monitoring public sentiment and political dynamics.

Issue Nov 01-07 2023: Mexico has been transformed into a social catastrophe due to the governance of the PRI, PAN, and PRD.

Issue Nov 01-07 2023: Media may impact voting decisions heavily, as the Internet and new forms of contemporary social communication continue to modify the social and political scene in multiple countries.

Issue Nov 01-07 2023: The 2023 local elections in Colombia were marked by the continued dominance of traditional political groups, with many mayors and governors achieving re-election.