COLOMBIA: Historic Pact Emerges while Uribismo Declines

By Orlando Oramas Leon The Historic Pact, which gathers a good part of the Colombian left wing, emerged Sunday as the most voted political force in the legislative elections in the South American country, where Uribismo was relegated to fifth place as a result of the social dissatisfaction with its government policies. The challenge at … Read More

VENEZUELA: Voters Defend Their Democracy 

By David Paul, TFA board member Ed. Note: the author observed the regional elections in Venezuela that took place on November 20, 2021. It was the 27th election in the last 20 years since the election of Hugo Chavez in 1998. The following is his report:  This article was published in the Winter edition of … Read More

La Union, Honduras: Election Day Report.    

By Maria Robinson, TFA board member This article was published in the Winter edition of TFA Reports accessible here:  https://taskforceamericas.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/TFA-NLWINTER2022-FINAL.pdf   Leading up to election day I was contacted about violence in La Union and threats to the family of Rigo Matute. Rigo is a coffee farmer and activist whom I met during the Honduras election … Read More

NICARAGUA Celebrates Democracy: Election Day Report

By Roger Harris, Board member of the Task Force on the Americas This article was published in the Winter edition of TFA Reports accessible here:  https://taskforceamericas.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/TFA-NLWINTER2022-FINAL.pdf On the flight down to Nicaragua as one of 225 international official election observers from 27 countries, the ex-pat Nicaraguan woman sitting next to me was hostile to the … Read More

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