AMLO ally Yasmín Esquivel, a leading contender to be the tribunal’s next president, faces troubling allegations.

The Supreme Court is a even greater threat to democracy than the Jan. 8 riots were.

The new proposal shrinks personal liberty and increases the power of the state.

The Lula campaign moves to shut down public discussion of his conviction.

He’s treating the economic crisis as a chance to advance his socialist agenda.

How many Mexicans know the role that Evo has played in the coca business?

A Brazilian judge is using a fraudulent U.S. entry record to keep him behind bars.

A new constitution is likely to make the country poorer, more corrupt and less free.

The guerrillas lost on the battlefield. But they rack up victories in politicized courts.

AMLO tries to treat the North American trade pact like a smorgasbord.

The spirit of the Mexican president’s government is about centralizing power.

Republican Party founder J.A. Kast is optimistic about a new constitution.

He dissolves Congress after it delivers a vote of confidence. That’s unconstitutional.

Ecuador is cited as a Covid cautionary tale, but halting economic activity didn’t help.

President López Obrador threatens to jail opponents of his energy agenda.

Biden’s presidential pal in Brazil moves closer to a global cast of dictators.

Entre los funcionarios sancionados por el Consejo Federal de Suiza destaca Maikel José Moreno Pérez, presidente Supremo venezolano, Tarek William Saab Halabi, fiscal general y el dirigente chavista...

Many of the blazes are occurring on land without clear title or private ownership.

López Obrador is nixing contracts and giving the military a stake in the economy.

It’s a spat between a politicized high court and critics of the left-wing president.

Now we know why shopkeepers had to board up windows.

The State Department sides with Colombia’s political prosecution of Andrés Arias.

An architect of the Argentine economic debacle gives advice to the government.

Populist Nayib Bukele uses coronavirus as the pretext to traduce the constitution.

Market policies have been successful. So why are people taking to the streets?

Why does López Obrador have the impression that Biden doesn’t care?

The truckers protest could have been handled without abusing the law.

Antivirals and antibody therapies are showing promise. The FDA needs to step up its pace.

Will Biden defend the investment provisions of the USMCA?

A special peace court refuses to hear about atrocities against Colombian women.

The drug war created the crime problem. The president is making it worse.

A close call between two Airbus A-320s is only the latest near miss for air travelers.

The spirit of the Mexican president’s government is about centralizing power.

In The Wall Street Journal, Mary Anastasia O’Grady writes: Do Colombian children matter? President Santos’s peace deal could let FARC war criminals escape punishment.

Havana has a history of using its doctors to propagandize and build intel networks.

Mr. López Obrador pledges to tear up contracts. How safe is the rule of law?

AMLO’s attack on the country’s electoral authority is a political gift to the cartels.

The country narrowly rejects Bolsonaro and gambles again on a left turn.

The free world needs to squeeze the power behind Caracas’s police state: Cuba.

He booted the Commission Against Impunity, which has jailed innocents while promoting socialism.

Authorities rearrested Seuxis Hernández, a former commander of the FARC rebel group, just minutes after he was released from jail by a special court order that triggered an institutional crisis.

The goal is to replace democratic capitalism with authoritarian socialism.

A top backer of the front-runner for president has a murky business history.

Mexico implements social distancing late in the game without a plan to help business.

Ranches can be taken if they are not in the social and ecological interest.

It is now Colombian policy to protect FARC drug traffickers from U.S. justice.

Gov. Greg Abbott inadvertently gives Mexico protectionist arguments in energy.

The regime enters phase two of its plan for a Pan-American revolution.

The prospect of an early end to his Colombian presidency has made markets happy.

An armed Spanish security detail tries to intimidate national police in La Paz.

La acción penal impulsada por el procurador de la Presidencia del Consejo de Ministros contra Pedro Olaechea y los miembros de la Comisión Permanente del Congreso –como respuesta a la demanda...

Key FARC drug smugglers renew the guerrilla war.

President Trump’s decision to kill him is good news for the Western Hemisphere.

How to back the regime’s opponents without sending in the Marines.