Peruvian labor unions and organizations are impatiently awaiting President Pedro Castillo to start working on the reforms he promised them to create if reelected.

Chile’s right-wing political coalition has renamed itself as Chile Podemos + for the 2021 November presidential and parliamentary elections, seeking with the name change to redefine itself in popular imagination.

On the surface, Mexico’s president Andrés Manual López Obrador (AMLO) has shifted to a more democratic view, supporting the Ley Federal de Revocación de Mandato (Federal Law of Term Revocation), which would grant more political freedoms to citizens.

Twelve days before the election in Argentina, scandals and miscommunication by the party coalition Frente a Todos raises questions about the coalition’s electoral prospects.

Former President of the Dominican Republic Joaquín Balaguer was not a democrat, nor could he be.

The political reign of Nicolás Maduro versus the opposition leaders of Venezuela will be on the discussion table for the fifth time since 2019 in Mexico on September 3rd.

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.