According to a national survey released in Lima, only 20.7 percent of Peruvians support Pedro Castillo ten months after assuming his position as the head of state.

In Uruguay, there is a controversial pension reform that the government does not seem to be fully disclosing to its citizens.

Country (sertanejo) artists have long been associated with right-wing politicians in Brazil.

There is a public confrontation between the PRO (Propuesta Republicana) party leader, former President Mauricio Macri, and the head of the UCR (Unión Cívica Radical) party, Gerardo Morales.

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s government has fallen short of the historical transformation they hoped for and promised throughout their political campaign.

President Boric of Chile stated that congress has the power to debate democratically based on the quorum established by the constitution.

The firing of Roberto Feletti, former head of the Domestic Trade Ministry, was a show of strength from the government towards the leftist Frente de Todos political party. Internal debate placed the future of the party in question.

As Peru’s congress kicks off elections for its new Mesa Directiva, much attention has been devoted to the Alianza Para el Progreso (APP), the party which will allegedly produce the candidate who will preside over the country’s parliament.

Dictatorships originate because society and citizens are docile and submissive towards a powerful force.

The military has been an important actor in Brazil’s political life for well over a century.