The recent statements of Mexican businessman Ricardo Salinas Pliego, one of the country’s richest men, about a possible presidential run in 2030 are not...

From Gaddafi to Trump and Bukele, showmen leaders use spectacle, controversy, and media to dominate politics and shape public opinion.

Latin America experienced the emergence of outsiders in politics before the rest of the world as a response to citizen frustration and the erosion of traditional parties. What is still surprising in other countries has become routine in the region and offers insight to understand the current challenges of global democracy.

Pablo Marçal's election campaign mirrors many elements that propelled Javier Milei to Argentina’s presidency, including anti-government, anti-political rhetoric and robust digital communication strategies.

The main challenge of election polls is linked to human behavior and how to reconcile the gap between what people say they intend to do and what they actually do.

The visibility of Xóchitl Galvez, who gained relevance after a direct accusation by López Obrador, has alarmed the ruling party.