El Salvadoran president Nayib Bukele has been making empty promises over social injustices in El Salvador since his election to office more than a year ago.

Presidential candidate, Luis Arce, is seen as the only candidate in Bolivia’s presidential debate to provide a plan of action to save Bolivia’s economy.

Argentina’s economy has suffered from many crises and problems throughout the years.

Support for Sandinista Front continues to decline due to the population’s discontent over unemployment rates, the rising cost of living, and insecurity in the country.

A recent reform passed by the Peruvian Congress made it possible for the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) to be in charge of organizing the internal election processes of the political parties in Peru.

The Frente Amplio representatives claim that the budget prioritizes macroeconomics and “leaves the people at risk.”

Mexico´s UIF (Unidad de Inteligencia Financiera) announced that, based on information provided by the former president of the Mexican state oil company Pemex, Emilio Lozoya, they are now investigating 70 individuals in connection to financial crimes.

The Daniel Ortega regime intends to silence critics and independent media with its proposal for a “Special Cybercrime Law,” which establishes prison sentences for citizens who spread “false news” on communication platforms.

With the 2020 elections arising in Brazil, there has only been a 0.1% increase in female candidates but a 2.08% increase in black candidates when compared to the 2016 elections.

On September 23, six Republican congressmen from the United States sent a letter to President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador.