South America Archive

Colombia’s president could play a decisive role in pressuring the Maduro regime to honor the results of Venezuela’s presidential election.

Maduro and the opposition both claimed victory in Venezuela’s presidential election. The real outcome will still depend on a number of factors.

So far, nothing has worked to remove Maduro from power. Regional leaders should work harder to learn from those failures.

Maria Corina Machado speaks with WPR about Venezuela’s presidential election and the opposition’s plans for what comes after.

If the election were to be conducted freely and fairly, Venezuela would have a new president Sunday. But Maduro shows no inclination to relinquish power.

Brazil and Argentina would benefit from cooperation. But what their ideologically opposed leaders should do and will do are very different.

With the help of the United States, new Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino is adopting a hard-line approach to migration through the country.

There are compelling reasons to believe the military will not stand by Maduro if he tries to steal the upcoming presidential election.

How will the failed assassination attempt on Trump affect the U.S. presidential race? Look to Brazil’s Bolsonaro and Argentina’s Fernandez.

After primaries last month, the center-left coalition is carrying the momentum heading into Uruguay’s general elections in October.

Last week’s failed military coup in Bolivia was a relic of a past era for Latin America, with a very modern twist.