2014 Election Blog: A Look at Gender Quotas ahead of Latin America's 2014 Legislative Votes
Will quota laws affect the number of female legislators elected in Bolivia, Brazil...
Move Over Machismo: Latin America Sets A Global Example For Women In Power
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Andrew O' Reilly
AS/COA’s Christopher Sabatini points out that quota laws have enable women to rise to leadership positions in the region though much progress still needs to be done.
Guide: 2014 Elections in the Americas
AS/COA Online presents an overview of the region’s national-level elections in 2014...
Poll Update: Costa Rica's Presidential Race Narrows
Front-runner and ruling party candidate Johnny Araya faces stronger competition with...
2014 Election Blog: Colombia's Presidential Candidates
AS/COA Online briefly profiles President Juan Manuel Santos and Oscar Iván Zuluaga...
Poll Update: FMLN Leads ARENA in El Salvador's Presidential Race
The governing party candidate leads polls ahead of the February 2 vote, but one...
Explainer: Mexico's 2013 Reforms
During President Enrique Peña Nieto’s first year in office, Mexican legislators passed landmark political, energy, fiscal, and telecommunications laws.