Luis Eduardo Martínez, Venezuelan presidential candidate, appears jumping a puddle in a street to show his physical capabilities ahead of the elections.

This is also a reference to former President Carlos Andrés Pérez, who once did something similar during a campaign.

The City Government of Bogotá made a video with actress Juliana Galvis teaching their citizens how to take a shower in only 90 seconds.

Anibal Samayoa, former Guatemalan MP who recently lost reelection, assures that he has been nominated for the 2024 Nobel Peace Prize.
Samayoa hasn't mentioned any concrete action for getting this, but his online persona is all about this now.

Vice-Rector Yacobitti challenged argentine Presidential Spokesman Manuel Adorni to a boxing match.
Adorni answered by saying that he would prefer an Age of Empires match but didn't rule out the boxing challenge.

Morena, Mexico's ruling party, posted an image of a t-shirt with Death, saying: 'A true man never speaks badly of López Obrador'.
Opposition parties put a giant banner of this tweet to satirize President AMLO's party.

Senator Adolfo Gómez organized an animal sacrifice in the Mexican Senate. The blood of a chicken was oferred to Tlatoc, aztec god of rain.

Arthur Lira, President of the brazilian Chamber of Deputies, is suing famous youtuber Felipe Neto for calling him 'Your Shittyness'.

Victoria Villarruel, Vice President of Argentina, created a Twitter list called 'Fans Videla and Blowjobs' and added tons of users that keep mentioning Videla and blowjobs to her.

This is because they claim that Villarruel had sex with the former Dictator while she was visiting…

Colombian Mayor José Elías Chams's pants fell during a speech in a local religious school.
He said 'Today I go down in history. I lost eight kilos'.

During the trials of then President Pedro Castillo, Brazilian stripper Ricardo Milos made a surprise appearance.
The prosecutor quickly complained that Castillo's lawyers were showing 'very suggestive images.'

Philco, electronic manufacture, created a politics inspired promo for Argentina. If you buy a chainsaw from them, you will get a blender for free.

This is evidently inspired by President Javier Milei, which considered it 'genious'.

During the Mexico City mayoral debate, candidate Clara Brugada showed a water bottle to stress her commitment to clean water.

Gaspar Rivas, Chilean MP, once said that all of the major presidential candidates are 'clowns' and that he is endorsing Elmo from Sesame Street for President of Chile.

During a Senate Hearing in Brazil, Senator Hiran Gonçalves sugested to John Textor, owner of Botafogo football team, to contract two new defenders, because as a '40 years fan of them', the current team roster is suffering.

President Javier Milei of Argentina posted an image of rats on Congress to represent the recent vote to increase senators's wages.
Notably, it showed UCR party leader Martín Lousteau trying to hide his Yes vote as much as possible.

Peruvian cinematographers created a drama movie called 'Vivo o Muerto: El Expediente García' about whether former President Alan García really killed himself or just faked his death.

The movie debuted recently with a record viewship and here it is the trailer.

Alexandre de Moraes, a (bald) brazilian Supreme Court member, said during a session that he 'isn't a specialist on hair'.
A fellow Supreme Court member jokingly said that this was bullying and Moraes answered by saying 'I will sue myself for bullying'

A Chilean Government account created a Fairly OddParents meme to explain the new 40-hours per week work law.

Nicolás Maduro tries to speak in english by saying 'If you want, I want. If you don't want, I don't want' to Joe Biden in a press conference.

Lim Ki-mo, South Korean Ambassador to Brazil, appears singing samba ('Trem das Onze') on Rio.