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CELAG (Centro Estratégico Latinoamericano de Geopolítica) provides analysis of electoral processes and geopolitical events in Latin America. [source: celag] The organization examines mechanisms such as Colombia’s preconteo electoral, which is the process by which the Registraduría Nacional del Estado Civil (RNEC) releases preliminary results on election night before the official scrutiny concludes. [source: celag] This mechanism has faced recurring questions about its transparency, chain of custody, and the concentration of its operation in private hands. [source: celag]
CELAG also publishes reports on electoral systems and fraud allegations, such as an analysis of claims made by Colombian President Gustavo Petro regarding possible irregularities in the legislative elections of March 8, 2026. [source: celag] The organization covers post-election assessments, including a report on Peru’s presidential and legislative elections. [source: celag] Additionally, CELAG tracks regional events, listing upcoming elections such as Haiti’s presidential first round on August 30, 2026, and Brazil’s presidential, state, and legislative first round on October 4, 2026. [source: celag]
The center also addresses foreign policy, noting that under Lula 3.0, Brazil resumes a foreign policy based on multilateralism, regional integration, and autonomy, strengthening its global role amid U.S.-China rivalry. [source: celag] CELAG maintains a calendar of geopolitical events in Latin America. [source: celag]
Use it for
A campaigner uses CELAG to monitor electoral integrity and transparency in Latin American processes, particularly by studying reports on mechanisms like Colombia’s preconteo and allegations of fraud. [source: celag] The organization’s analysis of foreign policy shifts, such as Brazil’s approach under Lula 3.0, helps campaigners understand regional geopolitical dynamics that may affect electoral contexts. [source: celag]