Sunday’s poll confirmed the fragmentation of Peruvian politics and an anti-establishment mood among voters.

With a six percent approval rating, Piñera will struggle to lead Chile through uncertain times.

The Caribbean has a challenging year ahead on the electoral front as voters are set to head to the polls in seven countries.

The mandate of the Support Mission Against Corruption and Impunity in Honduras (MACCIH)—the country’s weak but mildly successful anti-graft commission—is set to expire on January 19. Two scenarios emerge, none will result in the strengthening of the MACCIH.

As protests began in Colombia, the demands of the public were purely economic. However, their original claims soon functioned as a catalyst to call out human rights violations.

The battle to reform Uruguay’s flagging education system represents the mixed legacy of the Broad Front’s time in power.