A historic number of candidates will compete in the April 12 first-round vote to lead the Andean country jaded by a decade of high presidential turnover.

The first round is May 31. Can Paloma Valencia ride her primary momentum to overtake the left’s Iván Cepeda and the right’s Abelardo de la Espriella.

Lula is seeking a fourth term as Flávio Bolsonaro attempts to avenge his ex-president father. The first round is October 4.

In his third year in office, how is the libertarian leader faring?

The Caribbean island is undergoing its worst economic period in decades while facing rising U.S. pressure.

Laura Fernández, President Rodrigo Chaves’ former chief-of-staff, is polling high enough to potentially avoid a runoff. Ticos vote on February 1.

Leftist Jeannette Jara won the first round, but her right-wing opponent, José Antonio Kast, leads polls in the race to succeed Gabriel Boric.