Chile, Colombia, Bolivia, and Costa Rica elected conservative leaders, reflecting a broader shift to right-wing politics in Latin America.

The entities involved

• Chile →

  country in South America and Oceania, with a claim in Antarctica

  • South32 is divesting assets to Alcoa and increasing capacity at Sierra Gorda and Hermosa in Chile.13:13
  • SII reports changes to the UF index for Chile.10:06
• Colombia →

  country in South America

  • The incoming government in Colombia pledged to revive the oil sector, a policy shift that threatens climate and conservation gains.13:38
  • JEP recognized the Cauca River as a victim and was established as part of the peace agreement in Colombia.12:54
• Bolivia →

  sovereign state in South America

  • National Statistics Institute tracks consumer prices and chicken price fluctuations in Bolivia.Tue 23:26
  • Millicom serves markets including Honduras, El Salvador, Bolivia, Paraguay, Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Guatemala.Tue 15:55
• Costa Rica →

  country in Central America

  • Fast-strengthening El Niño is reported in Costa Rica.09:53
  • Coordinated international operation against organized crime involving the Drug Enforcement Administration and Costa Rican judicial bodies.Tue 23:28

Related events

• Ecuador and Bolivia are noted for sharing a trend of political shifts within Latin America.Sep 9
• Argentina and Bolivia share a political ecosystem characterized by far-right influence.Aug 25
• Andean countries, including Colombia, are showing a trend of seeking closer ties with the United States, influenced by Trumpian populism and regional political shifts involving Argentina.Jul 2
• Brian Winter noted governing party victories and the rise of right-wing candidates across the region.Sep 24
• Marco Rubio commented on various countries, including Ecuador, Colombia, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Bolivia, regarding left-wing groups and governance issues.Sep 10