Learn about the leading contenders’ campaigns and promises ahead of the May 31 first round.
May 8–14: Plus, security tensions continue to test to test U.S.–Mexico ties and Washington offers Havana conditioned aid.
Lula is seeking a fourth term as Flávio Bolsonaro attempts to avenge his ex-president father. The first round is October 4.
Keiko Fujimori is waiting to see if she will compete against leftist Roberto Sánchez or conservative Rafael López Aliaga.
May 1–7: Washington revokes Costa Rican media visas and green lights Venezuelan debt restructuring.
The president and CEO of the Business Council of Canada offers his country’s private-sector view on the urgency to renew the North American deal.
How do Mexicans view their first presidenta and her government’s handling of major issues?
The left’s Iván Cepeda, the right’s Abelardo de la Espriella, and the center-right’s Paloma Valencia are battling to win the May 31 election.
Follow the major events on the campaign trail as Peru seeks stability among a crowded field of candidates.
Track the candidates and key developments in the race to replace Gustavo Petro.
April 24–30: Plus, carmakers issue a USMCA warning and a U.S. direct flight takes off for Caracas for the first time in seven years.
A deal twenty-five years in the making becomes a reality on May 1 despite a looming court case.
April 17–23: Washington advances with Mexico, spars with Canada over USMCA. Plus, Mexico names a new top envoy to DC.
In his third year in office, how is the libertarian leader faring?
April 10–16: Plus, Sheinbaum decries Mexican detainee deaths and Cuba's Díaz-Canel goes on U.S. television.
The global growth forecast is slowing due to the conflict in Iran. How will that impact the region’s prospects?
El vicepresidente de AS/COA habló del nuevo gobierno chileno, de la candidata peruana Keiko Fujimori y la situación en Brasil, Colombia, Cuba y Venezuela.
El vicepresidente de AS/COA habló sobre el auge de la derecha en la región y la relación de Estados Unidos con países como Chile, Venezuela y Cuba.
“This is the most complicated election we’ve worked on,” says the head of the major pollster, who discusses voter volatility ahead of the April 12 vote.
Apr 3–9: Also, Ecuador’s president opens door to U.S. troop presence and Mexico’s new foreign secretary builds on North American experience.