5 Latin American countries do not have a second round of elections
Why do these nations only have one round of voting to elect their presidents and what are the advantages and consequences?
Why do these nations only have one round of voting to elect their presidents and what are the advantages and consequences?
The Ecuadorian government has been negotiating with the United Kingdom a possible exit of the WikiLeaks founder of the diplomatic representation
The peace process, the economy and his position in the face of social struggles will determine the course of the government of the Colombian elected president
The instability and economic crisis that several countries in the continent are going through have empowered an activity that for the 20th century was considered extinct: maritime piracy
The Arab country promulgated a religious edict against female genital mutilation
The explosion of a can of tear gas in a nightclub in Caracas was the cause of the tragedy
In spite of arriving to Panama under the condition of prisoner, the ex-president Ricardo Martinelli was taken to the clinic where the dictator Manuel Antonio Noriega also was confined: these are the similarities of the two cases
The bill has overcome the first obstacle in Argentina to be endorsed by the Lower Chamber of this country, but the decision of the Senate is still missing
For the organizers the national rally was total success, although there is no certainty about the effectiveness of that kind of measures
For the first time in almost 50 years, a Latin American country will lead RIMPAC's Naval War rehearsal
For the Bolivian opposition, the trip of the president Evo Morales to Russia on the opening date of the World Cup demonstrates waste of public spending
A few days before Colombians vote, candidates present their cabinets to inform those who will accompany them in their work and generate confidence in the electorate
The widow and son of Pablo Escobar were accused of participating in the crime of money laundering using real estate investments such as cuadas
A study found links between the Venezuelan government and criminal activities