
Colombia elected its new Congress and presidential candidates on March 8, 2026, in a session marked by border controversy with Venezuela and the emergence of Paloma Valencia in the right-wing primary.

Honduras advances in 2026 in a deep police reform with UN and EU support, expelling 1,200 corrupt officers and running reinsertion programs for former gang members.

Trump announced the "Americas Counter-Cartel Coalition" in Miami on March 7, 2026, and warned that Cuba "is at the end of the line" of targets of his administration's maximum pressure policy in the region.

Ten years after the Peace Agreement, a former FARC commander is running an electoral campaign in Colombia, a symbol of the advances and contradictions of the reintegration process.

Colombia launches its presidential campaign with elections scheduled for May, in a context of weak economy, insecurity, and the presence of 2 million Venezuelan migrants.

The Mexican army confirmed the death of CJNG leader Nemesio "El Mencho" in an operation in Jalisco, considered one of the most wanted drug traffickers in the world.

Acting president Delcy Rodríguez enacted an amnesty law that could free hundreds of Venezuelan political prisoners detained under the Maduro regime.

The Peruvian Congress removed interim president Jeri and designated José María Balcázar as new leader, in a political crisis that left the country with four presidents in less than a year.