Political Psychology in Latin America.

The article reviews the book *Political Psychology in Latin America*, which explores human rights challenges and political psychology across Latin American countries, defined as the region from Tierra del Fuego to the U.S.–Mexico border. The book includes eleven chapters addressing diverse topics such as Liberation Psychology and Indigenous peoples' treatment, highlighting the region's history of colonization, conflict, resilience, and solidarity. It also emphasizes Latin America's significant role in psychology, noting its large number of training programs and professionals. The review underscores the book's relevance for understanding global human rights issues and parallels with concerns in other regions, such as democracy and inequality.