Latin America will hold six presidential elections in 2024. Along with the votes comes the effort to measure them through polls and to confuse and disorient voters through fake polls that fabricate results intending to shape the electoral mood of citizens.

The recent internal election process of candidates for the presidency of the ruling party and the opposition coalition was based on polls as the sole selection criterion.

Opinion polls are essential as they provide a clear perspective on the pulse of democracy, the impact of campaigns and citizens' priorities.

After the first round of elections, the candidate of Correism, Luisa Gonzalez, was the most voted with 33.1% of the votes.

Interest in climate change news is higher in Latin America than anywhere else in the world.

In an adverse context for declaring preferences, the OAS report objected to the pollsters' work after their projections turned out to be far from the results.