2014 Election Blog: Winner Declared in El Salvador's Presidential Runoff
The ruling party candidate won by less than 6,400 votes, the country’s electoral...
No solo venezolanos ricos buscan refugio en Miami
“Ahora está saliendo la nueva burguesía y la clase media [venezolana] porque es mucho más difícil vivir allí. La mayor preocupación es la seguridad”, subraya Christopher Sabatini de AS/COA.
2014 Elections Blog: Mandatory Voting in the Americas
While many countries in the Americas have mandatory voting, voter turnout varies...
Mandatory Voting and Voter Turnout in the Americas
Explore the interactive: which countries in the Americas require their citizens to vote, and which countries have the highest turnout?
Timeline: 15 Years of Progress for Women in the Americas
In light of Chilean President Michelle Bachelet’s inauguration and International...
2014 Election Blog: El Salvador's Runoff Too Close to Call
Separated by less than 7,000 votes, both candidates declared victory as the country’s...
Solís Seeks 1 Million Votes in Runoff Election to Strengthen his Mandate
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Zach Dyer
The lack of a challenger could allow presidential candidate Luis Guillermo Solís to focus on building broader support and consensus in Costa Rica, notes COA’s Eric Farnsworth.