Yamandú Orsi’s presidency marks Broad Front’s return, but legislative challenges loom
The Broad Front won the presidency, but it lacks an absolute majority in Parliament and must seek agreements to advance its agenda.
Milei’s crypto scandal sparks calls for his impeachment
The Argentine President promoted a cryptocurrency that promptly collapsed after its price increased. The opposition is demanding impeachment proceedings against the president. More than 117 complaints regarding $LIBRA have been filed in the Argentine courts.
Panamanian police arrest over 400 during protests against the privatization of Social Security
Organized workers have denounced the police’s brutal treatment of demonstrators before and after the protest. President Mulino has called them “terrorists”.
Crisis in the Colombian cabinet: Armando Benedetti’s appointment causes internal division
Several executive Secretaries resigned after the appointment, while Petro defended Benedetti as the new Chief of Office of the Presidency.
El bipartidismo triunfa: Daniel Noboa y Luisa González disputarán el balotaje presidencial
En unas elecciones sin precedentes, el candidato oficialista y la candidata del correísmo acapararon más del 88% de los votos válidos, a pesar de que había casi 16 candidatos.
Venezuela welcomes first migrants deported under Trump as part of “Return to the Homeland” plan
So far, 900,000 people have been returned to Venezuela through the “Return to the Homeland” initiative.
Bipartisanism wins in Ecuador: Noboa and González head to presidential run-off
In an unprecedented election, the candidate of the ruling party and the candidate of the Citizen Revolution party monopolized more than 88% of the valid votes, even though there were almost 16 candidates.
Parrhesia as political resistance: the bishop that spoke truth to power
Episcopal Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde called for “clemency” for migrants and LGBTQ+ people, utilizing an ancient Greek rhetorical act called parrhesia.