In early February, the Alianza Verde party in Medellín suspended councilor Daniel Duque, arguing that his opposition to mayor Daniel Quintero violated at least two articles of the statutes.

Mexico’s President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, spoke against the media, lawyers, Auditoría Superior de la Federación (ASF), and other opponents in a conference that took place on his eleventh day back since contracting COVID-19.

The Workers’ Party and its top candidate, Lula da Silva, wait on the judiciary for insight on the 2022 election.

The results of the first round for the presidency in Ecuador were very close.

The candidate for the Presidency of Fuerza Popular in Peru, Keiko Fujimori, gave an interview to Trome newspaper where she commented on the candidacies of her opponents: Verónika Mendoza, Julio Guzmán and also criticized former president Martín Vizcarra.

The murder of Francisco Martínez Romero at the hands of the Chilean national police has sparked numerous protests in the south of Chile.

Evo Morales said that Bolivia’s projection polls have always tried to minimize the support for the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) party.

The Frente Amplio party still hasn’t recovered from the economic shock sweeping Uruguay but has stabilized and is in a better position than before.

Brazil’s shift towards right wing politics under President Jair Bolsonaro is just the latest manifestation of a “political and cultural cycle that began twenty years ago.”

The Mexican government is plagued by corruption and inefficiency.