Argentina, Brazil, and Venezuela have seen strained relations with Paraguay following the country’s impeachment of President Fernando Lugo.
AS/COA's Chris Sabatini takes a look at what the victory of Enrique Peña Nieto will mean for U.S.-Mexican relations for Mexico's El Universal. (en español)
President Hugo Chávez and opposition candidate Henrique Capriles officially kicked off their campaigns on July 1 in what could prove a close race.
In the wake of Mexico's July 1 elections, COA's Eric Farnsworth and Center for American Progress' Michael Werz explore challenges that lie ahead for the country's next president.
“We’re talking about a margin of difference that’s probably going to be a lot larger this time around,” says AS/COA's Christopher Sabatini ahead of the Mexican presidential election.
Long considered the frontrunner, the Institutional Revolutionary Party’s Enrique Peña Nieto won Mexico’s July 1 election. Observers debate what the return of the PRI could mean for Mexico.
Paraguay’s Congress impeached President Fernando Lugo on June 22. AS/COA Online...