Miguel Díaz-Canel is pushing constitutional and private-sector reforms to try to revamp the ailing economy. But red tape could tie up Cuba instead.

The governing PRI could lose all nine races, but it’s not the only party at risk. Here’s why these seats matter, along with potential victors ahead of July 1.

The governing party presidential candidate leads polls ahead of the April 22 election. Young voters could play a big role—if they show up.

The presidential race is officially underway. Here's the rundown on the country’s biggest election in history.

The March 11 vote—the first in the FARC post-conflict era—will have significant implications for the May presidential vote.

Just before the February 4 first round, court rulings have stirred the social order in the traditionally conservative country.

As Bolivia’s Evo Morales eyes a fourth consecutive term, we look at other places in the Americas where the topic of reelection has made waves in recent years.