Campaigning on an anti-graft platform, Arévalo won the country’s August 20 runoff by a landslide. We share facts about his victory.
Bernardo Arévalo defied the polls to make the runoff, as null ballots got the most votes.
One party has run Mexico’s most populous state for a century. That could end June 4. AS/COA Online covers the vote and its impact on the presidential race.
Facing impeachment, the Ecuadoran president used an unprecedented measure that sparks new elections. Get a timeline of the steps that led to this point.
From Title 42 to TPS, learn about major U.S. policies affecting Latin American migrants and asylum seekers.
Despite threats and censorship, journalists across Latin America keep reporting. In light of Press Freedom Day, we cover regional examples and innovations.
The start of the Brazilian president’s third term has focused on the Amazon, fiscal policy, foreign relations, and more.
