During a speech, Evo Morales, former President of Bolivia and leader of the Movimiento Al Socialismo party (MAS), criticized the recent protests and strikes in the country by saying that those acts only harm the people.

As the 2023 elections approach in Guatemala, civil organizations are urging the Comisión de Asuntos Electorales del Congreso de la República to rule in favor of a proposal to reform electoral laws.

Colombia’s Gustavo Petro has achieved a parliamentary majority while establishing a leftist government. Still, his ambitious agenda has little time to show results.

Abinader was sworn in on August 16, 2020, in the midst of a global economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, a situation that was later complicated when the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out on February 24 of this year.

Argentina’s current Secretary of Energy, Darío Martínez, resigned following the arrival of “superminister” Sergio Massa, who serves as the Minister of the Economy.

In a statement shared on August 6, at least 40 writers expressed their indignation regarding the arrest of Jose Rubén Zamora, director of elPeriódico.

For the first time in Colombia’s history, a center-left coalition has risen to power, but the Petro-Márquez government’s victory has been tempered by tension and difficulty.

The agrarian reform that newly elected President Gustavo Petro promised during his campaign is a complex process because of a number of historically displaced communities due to armed conflict in Colombia.

A different focus is needed in response to Venezuela’s ever-changing political and economic reality.

Political corruption remains the primary issue of the national public agenda in Mexico.