Throughout his terms in office, Evo Morales became the most criticized president in contemporary Bolivian history.

Colorado party deputy Basiolio “Bachi” Nuñez cautioned people about the path that the left is taking in Paraguay, especially the majority bloc in the Senate.

Although the protests are officially over, except for blockades in Bogotá and Cali, May’s social outburst is beginning to frame the next steps of the 2022 presidential campaign.

The former minister of government of the FMLN party, Rámon Arístides Valencia Arana, has left El Salvador and refuses to return due to the criminal process against him.

The governor of Maranhão, Flávio Dino, reemphasized that ex-president Lula has had no influence in regards to his decision to leave the PCdoB for the PSB.

The coalition of right-wing political parties in Chile known as Chile Vamos has been experiencing serious tension and dysfunction as of late, which some observers claim have put the political right in its worst strategic situation in decades.

Recent internal party elections in Paraguay have revealed how much influence local political “clans,” or families and their allies, can have in their domains.

Mario Delgado, president of the Morena party in Mexico, addressed Morena senators after the June 6 election.

The tension between the national district attorney and the inspector general of the Dominican Republic reached new heights on June 21.

On June 12, Lula, as the former Brazilian president and candidate in the 2022 presidential election is popularly known, met with community leaders from slums and social organizations in Rio de Janeiro to discuss a necessary change in public security in the country.