In a survey carried out by Ipespe, 46% of Brazilian respondents believed ex-President Lula da Silva to be the “best president in the history of the New Republic.”

The Pact of Unity called for a meeting with President Luis Arce, Vice President David Choquehuanca, and former President Evo Morales on April 18th.

Argentine President Alberto Fernández faces many upcoming challenges regarding the economy and its intersection with politics.

The front-runner candidate for Colombia’s presidency, Gustavo Petro, gained a key electoral alliance between his party, Pacto Histórico, and the Alianza Verde.

Although nearly 80% of Chileans decided to renew their constitution, more rejections are expected to come before its possible ratification.

After months of internal political disputes and corruption scandals, President Pedro Castillo of Peru now faces the first wave of public protests against his administration.

According to the latest elections, Latin America is revealing an extreme political polarization, calling into question the region’s weak democratic institutions.

The legislative coalition Va por México, comprised of the Partido Acción Nacional (PAN), Partido Revolucionario Institutional (PRI), and the Partido de la Revolución Democrática (PRD), announced 12 specifics points that they are including in their own Mexican energy reform, which they will propose upon rejecting President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s proposal.

There are many political prisoners in a Venezuelan jail who are suffering severe health problems, and their imprisonment is causing their health conditions only to deteriorate with no improvement.

Brazilian ex-President Lula has condemned critics of polarization in the presidential race, stating that the Workers’ Party (PT) “has polarized ever since it was created.”