The inflationary escalation and the internal power disputes in the Frente de Todos political party of Argentina have caused a lot of public dissatisfaction.

In a budget meeting with multiple Guatemalan Majors, President Giammattei received various recognitions and spoke about the upcoming election of the Attorney General of the Public Minister.

The presidential campaigns in Colombia have shifted their focus from televised debates to the role of social networks, the media, and electoral alliances.

The law on access to public information and transparency, which President Alvarado has vetoed, would have prohibited journalists from reporting on criminal investigations, dismissals of officials, and search and seizures.

On April 7, 2022, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador released and made public a CFDI tax receipt issued in the name of journalist Carlos Loret de Mola Álvarez, an administration critic.

Because it is very likely that Gustavo Petro will confront the right-wing candidate Federico Gutiérrez in the second round of this year’s presidential election, many have seen in this election a projection of what the country experienced four years ago.

A recent survey and analysis in Colombia revealed the state of the ongoing presidential campaigns and the chances of election for each candidate.

With each passing day, Peru inches ever closer to a “political crisis with unpredictable consequences,” as the incumbent president, Pedro Castillo, refuses to recognize the country’s political realities.

For the past 30 years, El Salvador, the smallest country in the Americas, has struggled between laissez-faire and authoritarian leadership in criminal and political policy.

Camila Vallejo, the Minister Secretary General of the Government, emphasized that the government’s position has generated mixed reactions among analysts and political leaders.