Breaking News: Pedro Castillo Cannot Leave Peru Due to a Corruption Complaint
The Peruvian President, Pedro Castillo, Will not be able to Attend the Inauguration of Colombian President Gustavo Petro after Congress Denied his Departure From the Country
The Low Hours of the New Presidents in Latin America: Boric, Lasso and Castillo
The governments of Chile, Peru, and Ecuador have not had the approval of citizens despite the fact that they were elected just last year
Colombian Elections: Main Differences Between the Proposals of Rodolfo Hernández and Gustavo Petro
At LatinAmerican Post we make a relationship between the main current issues in Colombia and the way in which each candidate intends to deal with them in the event of reaching the Presidency. Know the...
The COVID-19 Pandemic: the Worst Enemy of a Government in Elections
The social and economic crisis that has generated (or increased) the COVID-19 pandemic claims a new electoral victim: the Colombia of Iván Duque
Gallery: Gustavo Petro and Rodolfo Hernández Go to the Second Round of the Elections in Colombia
Gustavo Petro and Rodolfo Hernández go to the second round in the elections in Colombia
The Primaries in Georgia and the Setback to Trump's Speech
The former president has sought to impose his candidates on his party, however, Georgia has shown him that it will not be easy, what will be the consequences?
Elections in Colombia: the main proposals of the candidates in foreign relations
In LatinAmerican Post we bring a recount of the proposals of the candidates to strengthen relations with the rest of the world in case of reaching the Presidency of the country
Subsidies: This Is What The Colombian Presidential Candidates Think
LatinAmerican Post compiled the most important ideas in terms of subsidies in Colombia offered by the 4 candidates with the best chance of reaching the House of Nariño.
In France Emmanuel Macron Won, but What Is the Cost?
The current French president, Emmanuel Macron, managed to defeat Marine Le Pen in the second round and will repeat his mandate. However, growing support from the far-right causes concern
Who Is Marine Le Pen and What Would a France Look Like with Her as President?
France could elect its first female president in history. Who is Marine Le Pen, the leader of the French extreme right?
Infographic: These Are The Pros And Cons Of Online Elections
Here we tell you a little about the pros and cons of online elections.
The Projects That Could Be A Reality With The New Congress In Colombia
The new Colombian Congress could approve issues that were not previously considered thanks to the strength of some groups such as progressives in parliament.
What Happened With the Women in the Colombian Elections?
Despite advances in the participation of more women in politics, the country has a long way to go to achieve gender parity. Learn about women in the Colombian elections
Gallery: The New Faces Of The Colombian Congress
The legislative elections of March 13 in Colombia left new faces in Congress
The Environmental Proposals of the Candidates for the Presidency of Colombia
LatinAmerican Post brings a recount of the initiatives of the main presidential candidates in Colombia, in relation to the country's environmental problems
Colombia: Most controversial proposals of the presidential candidates
These are the most controversial and criticized proposals of the presidential candidates in Colombia
Gallery: Latin American passports: Which are the best and worst in 2022?
To travel abroad you may be asked for a visa, however, depending on your nationality, you will be able to enter more or fewer countries without further formalities. These are the best and worst passpo...
Opinion: What is Behind The Primary Elections in Colombia?
On March 13, the day of the legislative elections, Colombians will also be able to vote for a candidate in the presidential elections in Colombia.
Decriminalization of Abortion in Colombia: End of a Battle?
In a historic act, the Constitutional Court of the South American country approved the decriminalization of abortion in Colombia until the 24th week of pregnancy. However, can conservative sectors blo...
What Implication Does the New Treaty Between Colombia and NATO Have?
Colombia recently signed a new treaty with the North Atlantic Organization. Many Russian allies in the region view the new agreement between Colombia and NATO with suspicion
Elections in Colombia: Who are the Heads of the List for the Senate?
Legislative elections will be held in Colombia on March 13 and the different political parties are already clear about their intentions with the country ahead of these elections
Juan Orlando Hernández Could Join The List Of Jailed Ex-presidents
Juan Orlando Hernández is the latest president to join the list of commanders-in-chief that go to jail after finishing their time in office
Nayib Bukele: From a Critic of Venezuela to a Partner of its Allies
The president of El Salvador has been criticized for the way his speech changed in relation to countries like Russia or China, strategic partners of regimes like the Venezuelan and the Nicaraguan. Wil...
Why the Elections in Costa Rica are so Important?
A former president and a former economy minister compete to be the winner of the elections in Costa Rica
Infographic: Colombia: Everything you need to know to vote from abroad
Where and when to vote? What charges can you choose? Everything you need to know to vote from abroad.
Ingrid Betancourt and the faces of the post-conflict in the Colombian elections
In addition to Ingrid Betancourt, many other candidates were also victims of the armed conflict and today they are betting on democracy.
The difference between the left of Gabriel Boric and that of Pedro Castillo
In the last elections in Peru and Chile, the left has returned to power, although with many nuances between that of Gabriel Boric and that of Pedro Castillo
Salvador Allende's Granddaughter and Other Surprises From Boric's New Cabinet in Chile
Among Boric's new cabinet is the presence of the socialist deputy Maya Fernández, granddaughter of Salvador Allende and who will be in charge of the Ministry of Defense.
Opinion: Rodolfo Hernández, Colombian Bukele
One of the candidates for the presidency of Colombia with the greatest possibilities, Rodolfo Hernández, presents himself as the Colombian Bukele.
Is It Convenient to Regulate Drugs?
The regulation of drugs, especially cocaine, is a debate that increasingly permeates public opinion. Would it be convenient for the countries to go along this line?
Opinion: The Hypocrisy Of The Summit For Democracy In The United States
Last week, the United States held the first virtual Summit for Democracy, but it seemed more like a meeting of allies of Washington
Francia Márquez: "Political Hegemony Has Not Allowed Us To Live In Dignity"
The presidential candidate for the Historical Pact Francia Márquez spoke with LatinAmerican Post about the role of women in Colombian politics
Gallery: How Committed Are Latin American Presidents To The Environment?
Elections are coming and it is worth knowing how committed Latin American presidents are to the environment
What Must Kast And Boric Do To Win the Presidency In Chile?
The candidate of the Republican Party, José Antonio Kast, and the standard-bearer of Apruebo Dignidad Gabriel Boric, will meet on December 19 in a second-round
Nicolás Maduro happy with the overwhelming victory of Chavismo
The regional elections in Venezuela give Maduro a boost after the victory of Chavismo in the vast majority of states
What Is At Stake For Alberto Fernández In the Next Elections In Argentina?
The government of President Alberto Fernández faces problems in the next elections in Argentina
Daniel Ortega Has Become Increasingly Similar To Maduro
Daniel Ortega's future seems closer to that of Maduro. It seems that Nicaragua's international relations are in a serious crisis
José Antonio Kast, A Return To Pinochet?
Presidential elections will be held in Chile on November 21. The leader of the extreme right, José Antonio Kast, points in the polls despite his controversial statements and positions
Facebook Tries To Balance Elections In Nicaragua
The social network made a decision that represents a severe blow to the Daniel Ortega regime in the face of elections in Nicaragua where political persecution of the opposition has been the protagonis...
What Is At Stake In The Latin American Elections Remaining In 2021
This year elections were held in Ecuador, Peru, Mexico, Paraguay, Chile, and El Salvador, but there are still several important Latin American elections that will set the direction of the region in th...
Annette Taddeo: Florida's First Latina Governor?
The Colombian woman could become the first Latina governor of Florida, one of the states with the largest number of Hispanics in the United States
Women in Colombia's Presidential Race
Only 6 women are part of the list of the 30 candidates for the presidential elections of Colombia in 2022. Learn about their profiles and how they are projected on the political scene
"Colombia looks at this electoral moment with absolute hopelessness": indigenous leader
Latin American Post spoke with Albenis Tique, Colombian indigenous leader and member of the ethnic commission for peace
ABC of the Primary Elections in Argentina
We tell you everything you need to know about the next legislative elections in Argentina, which will set the trend for the presidential elections
Trump 2024: The Path Forward
These Are the Upcoming Challenges That the Trump Candidacy Will Have To Face In 2024
Opinion: The Candidacy of Juan Carlos Echeverry is a Threat to the Environment in Colombia
The former Minister of Finance and former president of Ecopetrol seeks to become the new president of Colombia, but in the past he has already shown little interest in environmental well-being
Center Right Or Left: the Choice Of the Chilean People
The Chilean Presidential Elections Were Marked By Low Electoral Participation and the Pandemic
Peru may have a new president, but it will continue in crisis
The Inca country has experienced political instability for several years and the "new" national political landscape portends little governance
Elections in Peru and Mexico and Other News of the Week
It's Friday and our traditional summary of the week arrives
Will Female Candidates Have a Choice for Colombia's 2022 elections?
Francia Márquez and Ángela María Robledo appear as disruptive presidential candidates for 2022.
Biggest winners and losers after the Peruvian elections
The second round will face Professor Pedro Castillo and the daughter of former dictator Alberto Fujimori, Keiko
Elections in Ecuador: Arauz and Lasso face off for the presidency
Andrés Arauz and Guillermo Lasso will compete in the second presidential round on Sunday, April 11. Here are their different visions of the country
What is at stake in the Peruvian elections?
Peru will elect its fourth president in less than a year amid the pandemic
Peru Elections 2021: What will happen in the first round?
Amid the health contingency of COVID-19 and an increasingly powerful political instability, Peru is preparing to go to the polls to vote
El Salvador: Polls predict a comfortable victory for "Bukelismo"
President Nayib Bukele's party, New Ideas, is by far the top favorite despite the authoritarian climate in the country since last year
4 facts to understand the electoral process in Ecuador
In Ecuador, they face the candidate who raises the Correismo, a candidate that represents the indigenous peoples and a banker very identified with the Ecuadorian right
Environmental outlook in Latin America after the 2021 elections
The region faces a set of environmental problems that require an immediate and effective response from future presidents of government
Political Outlook in Latin America for 2021
Next year several Latin American countries will elect their rulers in the midst of a severe economic crisis due to the pandemic
State of Georgia will define America's political future
The southern state will define 2 key seats in the US Senate on January 5
Is the Democratic Party truly progressive?
The recent US elections reignited the eternal debate: Does the Democratic Party wear progressivism as a mask?
Kamala Harris or The Historical, Social and Political Transformation
The first woman with ancestry of two ethnic groups: black and Indian, included in a North American presidential list, Kamala Harris, has marked the history of humanity
Record Number Of Women in The United States Congress
At least 131 women will serve in Congress in 2021, according to News Wise
What happened to Evo Morales in Bolivia after the elections?
The victory of Luis Arce at the Bolivian polls could imply a return of the popularity of Evo Morales
Kanye West announces he is running for president
Here's all about the announcement of the rapper and fashion designer.
Fujimori out of jail and other political news of the week
COVID-19 news is not the only thing happening around the world, some other political acts have been going on this week.
