The trailblazing first-term trans legislator is pursuing minority rights during an uncertain moment for Brazil’s left.

Noboa will lead the country through May 2025 amid rising violence and economic uncertainty.

The 35-year-old son of a banana magnate, who will govern until April 2025, will have to face security challenges and a divided Congress.

As the government and the U.S. near an agreement on sanctions ahead of opposition primaries and 2024 elections, what will it take to transition to democracy?

Plebiscites to reform the Constitution for partisan ends pose a growing risk to the nation’s reputation for policy stability.

Learn more about candidates Patricia Bullrich, Sergio Massa, and Javier Milei, as well as their proposals to solve Argentina’s economic crisis.

In a special electoral cycle marred by violence, voters will choose between Luisa González and Daniel Noboa in the October 15 runoff.