President Javier Milei is bringing his controversial 'chainsaw' approach to politics by proposing a significant electoral reform that aims to abolish primary elections in Argentina.

The latest Social Debt Barometer reveals a grim reality where Argentina's economic crisis is forcing many children to forgo essential medical care while also exacerbating mental health issues among adolescents.

An intricate alliance dubbed 'Project Jupiter' has emerged, spearheaded by Jaime Bermúdez, aiming to destabilize Colombian President Gustavo Petro's government while strategically attacking opposition candidate Iván Cepeda in preparation for the upcoming presidential elections.

During a press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Brazilian President Lula da Silva reiterated his firm stance against any potential US military intervention in Cuba, stating, "I will be against the invasion of Cuba as I was against the invasion of Venezuela, Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran."

The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, has enacted legal reforms that allow for life sentences to be imposed on adolescents starting from the age of 12.

Leftist Roberto Sánchez has solidified his position in second place, bumping Rafael López Aliaga down in the race for the runoff election in Peru.

The Venezuelan Embassy in Spain has issued a strong statement condemning racism and political violence directed at Delcy Rodríguez, following comments made by singer Carlos Baute at a public event in Madrid.

Despite assassination threats, presidential candidate Iván Cepeda has reaffirmed his campaign, highlighting a grave context of political violence. Concurrently, a massive gathering in Bacayá reinforced the "Zero Fear" message, while Aída Quilcué publicly supported his continuation and called for the defense of life and democracy.

The report accuses Russia of training 1,000 journalists and influencers to destabilize the region and stoke anti-American sentiment. However, the ideological agenda of its authors, the U.S. funding of the agency promoting the report, and the lack of the report itself raise significant doubts about its rigor and credibility.

According to the latest tallies, Roberto Sánchez, candidate for Juntos por el Perú, is leading over Rafael López Aliaga and is trending strongly towards advancing to the runoff election.