On Wednesday, August 26, 2020, Chile began its electoral campaign for the historic constitutional plebiscite vote that will take place on October 25th.

In the midst of Jair Bolsonaro’s renewed media campaign that led him to office, progressive parties lag behind in social media narratives.

With an upcoming election date right around the corner, there is still disagreement among the parties of Bolivia on whether or not they should take place on October 18th.

Governor Axel Kicillof stood alongside mayors and government officials in representation of the 135 municipalities of Buenos Aires and responded to the rise of infections from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Politicians are disputing the way to protect the center right’s ideology when it comes to the upcoming plebiscite and the process of drafting a new Constitution.

Four independent journalists are facing legal proceedings, escalating the efforts of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s regime to impose censorship in Nicaragua.

Newly uncovered and old evidence begins to point towards an illegal espionage ring tied around former Argentinian President Mauricio Macri.

Chile’s Frente Amplio political coalition recently held a meeting regarding the reversal of their decision to send a candidate of their own to the country’s first round of the presidential election.

According to its website, the Atlas Network is “a non-profit organization connecting a global network of more than 475 free-market organizations in over 90 countries to the ideas and resources needed to advance the cause of liberty.”

For the first time in Colombia’s history, a former president has been placed under house arrest.