Interpreting the law is never easy, but when public funding is involved, the situation can become all the more complicated.

A study conducted by the Friedrich Ebert Stifttung Foundation (FES) revealed political and social attitudes in Bolivia.

Ecuador’s largest indigenous organization began their blockade of major routes in the country to protest the government’s inaction on economic challenges and policies supporting indigenous communities.

Traditional political parties have been on a downfall for decades in Colombia.

Of the 381 people sanctioned, 297 have been sentenced to between 5 and 25 years in prison for participating in the 2021 protests, the largest since Fidel Castro’s revolution in 1959.

The senator of the Frente Amplio (Fuerza Renovadora), Mario Bergara, presented a bill to restrict the possession of weapons in civilian hands.

The recent elections in Mexico suggested that despite the Morena coalition’s growth, there is large citizen support for their president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), and a systematic decline on the support for the opposition.

Participation and fairness in the first round of the Colombian presidential election demonstrated the strength of the country’s democracy.

According to a national survey released in Lima, only 20.7 percent of Peruvians support Pedro Castillo ten months after assuming his position as the head of state.

In Uruguay, there is a controversial pension reform that the government does not seem to be fully disclosing to its citizens.