
The salaries Latin America's presidents vary significantly, both in nominal dollar values and in terms of the gap they represent compared to the minimum wage of their respective countries. They are also much lower than what Joe Biden earns as U.S. head of state.
The biggest wage gap is in Guatemala, where President Bernardo Arévalo earns 46 times more than the country's minimum wage ($420), according to a recent DW article that analyzed and ranked a total of eleven Latin American countries.