A presidential pre-candidate was shot in Colombia
Miguel Uribe Turbay, a right-wing Colombian politician, was shot twice by a teenager. The crime has sent shockwaves through Colombian society.
Ecuador’s National Assembly approves the establishment of foreign military bases
The measure is part of an increasingly intimate rapprochement between Washington and Quito.
Milei’s chainsaw economics met with working class unity
The mobilization united groups of women, workers, people with disabilities, doctors, scientists, etc., who are being hit hard by the economic policy of Milei’s government.
One more year of Bukele: tough on crime, struggling with poverty
June 1 marked the first year of the second term of Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, who won the 2024 presidential elections with almost 85% of the votes.
“Sin lucha no hay victoria”: Por qué el pueblo panameño se levanta contra su gobierno y los EEUU
Los sectores populares en Panamá se encuentran en huelga desde hace un mes en contra de las políticas del gobierno de José Raúl Mulino.
“Without struggle, there is no victory”: Why the Panamanian people are standing up to their government and the US
Panamanian workers have been on strike for over a month against the policies of the José Raúl Mulino government.
Why did Venezuela’s opposition lose the elections?
While Chavismo secured a resounding victory, the fragmented opposition remains split between participating in elections and pursuing abstention, which likely contributed to its low votes.
Mexico holds its first-ever election of judges
2,681 judges were elected in an election where nearly 13 million people voted. Despite criticism, the president declared that the elections of judges were an absolute success.