A one-stop resource hub for the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, bringing together trusted English- and Spanish-language tools for Latino voters, journalists, creators, and community leaders.

Brazil’s political crises have repeatedly echoed those of the United States roughly two years later, but often with greater intensity and deeper institutional consequences. After the right’s sweeping gains in Brazil’s 2026 elections, the country may now be entering its own Trump 2.0 moment, with the balance of power (and the future of its Supreme Court) at stake.

This page highlights the latest narratives circulating in Latino public WhatsApp and Telegram groups. Updated every week, it offers insights from DDIA’s ongoing monitoring of digital conversations shaping public opinion across messaging platforms.

DDIA’s REDESCover newsletter features emerging narratives and updates about information disorder spreading in Latino spaces online in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

As we wrap up the 12th month of the year, the Digital Democracy Institute of the Americas is recapping 12 key questions we sought to answer in 2024.

DDIA answers a few frequently asked questions about what we can expect when it comes to Latino voters and disinformation on Election Day. These quick takes are available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Are you interested in engaging with the Latino community during the 2024 election? Be sure to explore the valuable resources we’ve compiled for you here.

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