Just before the February 4 first round, court rulings have stirred the social order in the traditionally conservative country.

Meet the man poised to usher Cuba out of nearly six decades of Castro rule.

If Venezuela holds a presidential election this year, there is little reason to believe it will be competitive - or fair.

Corruption, crime and an economy under threat will define Mexico's vote in 2018.

Political and economic turmoil suggest a surprise could be in store in Brazil's elections.

Lingering divisions within Paraguay's long-dominant Colorado party could make an otherwise predictable race competitive.

An anti-establishment mood sees Costa Rica's presidential candidates positioning themselves as agents of change.

Jailing a presidential frontrunner is “not the Brazilian tradition,” for better and for worse, writes AQ’s editor-in-chief.

With nearly 38 million Latin American migrants worldwide, we break down emigration rates by country.