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Democracy
One thing is always constant in Latin America: Change. From Venezuela’s unfinished transition to Peru’s revolving presidential door, Latin America’s struggle for democratic governance is the defining story of our time. Sociedad Media covers elections, political crises, authoritarian backsliding, and the movements fighting for accountability & free expression across the region — reported with the depth and sourcing that Miami’s Latin American community deserves
Democracy
Peru’s Election is Still Not Over — Ballots Found in a Trash Bin, a Prosecutor’s Raid, & a Runoff Nobody Can Confirm Yet
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Delcy Rodríguez Runs For President in Venezuela, U.S. Documents Reveal
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Peru’s Election is Heating Up. Fujimori Leads as López Aliaga & Jorge Nieto Struggle for Second
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Venezuela’s Workers March on Miraflores. Rodríguez Sends in Tear Gas
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Venezuela’s Democratic Trap: Maduro is Gone, But the Regime He Ruled Over is Still Running the Country
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Venezuela’s Constitutional Crisis Deepens as Rodríguez Government Sidesteps Electoral Requirements
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Peru’s Revolving Door: Nine Presidents in a Decade—and an Election That Could Change Everything
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Colombia's New Congress Takes Shape & Paloma Valencia Emerges as the Right's Standard-Bearer
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Colombia Votes: Congressional Elections Test the Nation’s Political Soul & Set the Stage for a Battle Over What Comes Next
By Sociedad Media
Democracy
New President in Turmoil Following Comments Regarding Child Marriage
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Costa Rica’s Conservative Party Candidate WINS Presidential Election
By Dionys Duroc
Democracy
Honduran President Castro Orders Recount of November Election
By Dionys Duroc
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