El Salvador has recently witnessed turmoil within the FMLN, a leftist political party that grew out of a militant guerrilla group after a peace agreement ended conflict in 1992.

A group of 430 intellectuals, including political scientists, anthropologists, entrepreneurs, sociologists, judges, historians, and journalists released a statement warning against voting for Morena, the political party of Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

An analysis of the history of the revolutionary left in the Dominican Republic reveals a story of internal disagreement and infighting that led to its political failure in the country.

Mexican President López Obrador’s government faces criticism of its shortcomings in achieving its promises to address the country’s social and economic issues.

Public surveys being conducted in Brazil point out Bolsonaro’s diminishing support from the public.

Between June 2019 and May 2021, several protests over poverty and inequality have taken place in Colombia.

The opposition to Daniel Ortega’s reelection is already struggling, but more obstacles are getting in its way to victory.

The memorandum of understanding with Iran is reaching a point of no return in the courts of Argentina.

Left-wing Peruvian presidential candidate Pedro Castillo has secured support from former presidential candidate Verónika Mendoza. Mendoza’s party, Juntos por el Perú, formed a political pact with Castillo’s party, Perú Libre, to support Castillo’s candidacy.

Some Panamanian political parties have joined forces, along with lawyers, student groups, and farmers, to gather the requisite signatures to organize a constituent assembly.