Paraguayan senator Sixto Pereira is pushing for the protection of indigenous peoples and the poor, claiming businessmen, soybean farmers, and cattle ranchers are encroaching on public lands.

For Guatemalans, 2021 will be characterized by the worsening of misgovernment and corruption as well as the co-optation of all state institutions.

The campaign for the upcoming presidential election in Colombia is the country’s longest, starting almost a full year in advance; nevertheless, campaign expert Mario Riorda feels electoral campaigns are dead.

Since 2020, investigations have revealed secret negotiations between President Bukele’s government and gang leaders in prison despite the former’s attempts to destroy and discredit the evidence.

It may seem hare-brained to think that with only three weeks until the Argentine primaries and twelve to the November general elections, the worry would be what happens after the election.

Weeks into the Castillo administration and days after Prime Minister Guido Bellido requested a vote of confidence from Congress, 79% of Peruvians said they are not in favor of the Ministerial Cabinet: 52% favor the replacement of some cabinet members, while 27% favor the replacement of all members. The remaining 18% prefer no changes in

Since assuming the position as Ecuador’s president, Guillermo Lasso has not encountered any national protests—until now.

The senator for the Colombia Humana party, Gustavo Petro, leads in a poll for intended voting in the 2022 presidential elections.

Journalist Raúl Peñaranda faces criticism for claiming that there exists cooperation between the Bolivian government and other media outlets.

When Pedro Castillo ran for president for Perú Libre, he did so as a guest. The party’s natural leader Vladimir Cerrón was barred from running for office due to corruption charges.