Meet the man poised to usher Cuba out of nearly six decades of Castro rule.

If Venezuela holds a presidential election this year, there is little reason to believe it will be competitive - or fair.

Corruption, crime and an economy under threat will define Mexico's vote in 2018.

Political and economic turmoil suggest a surprise could be in store in Brazil's elections.

Lingering divisions within Paraguay's long-dominant Colorado party could make an otherwise predictable race competitive.

An anti-establishment mood sees Costa Rica's presidential candidates positioning themselves as agents of change.

Jailing a presidential frontrunner is “not the Brazilian tradition,” for better and for worse, writes AQ’s editor-in-chief.