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Anatomy of the New Brazilian Right
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Anatomy of the New Brazilian Right

Democracy and Society social movements October 11, 2016 0Likes 0Comments

The Free Brazil Movement was one of the groups in charge of convening the massive demonstrations to impeach Dilma Rousseff. The institutional coup they promoted encouraged the movement, made up primarily of youth between 17 and 30 years old, to launch bids for power in the Oct. 2 municipal elections, where they eight of their members were elected to city councils.

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How Brexit Affects Latin America
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How Brexit Affects Latin America

Democracy and Society July 8, 2016 0Likes 4Comments

Almost as soon as the results of the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the European Union came out, Latin America felt the impact. Following the Brexit referendum, the Brazilian stock market plummeted, the Argentine peso dropped, Mexican officials slashed the budget and Falkland Islanders began to worry.

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Argentina’s Intense First 30 Days under President Macri
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Argentina’s Intense First 30 Days under President Macri

Democracy and Society January 21, 2016 0Likes 0Comments

The first month of Mauricio Macri’s administration was intense. He made drastic economic changes, he began to form a new government characterized by the presence of men and women from multinational companies, and he emitted a series of decrees rather than calling on congress to pass legislation in an extraordinary session.

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The Right Wing Comes to Power in Argentina
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The Right Wing Comes to Power in Argentina

Democracy and Society Land and Territory December 3, 2015 0Likes 0Comments

By less than 3 points, the candidate of the Cambiemos (Let’s Change) coalition, Mauricio Macri, defeated Daniel Scioli of the Front for Victory and will be the next president of Argentina.

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Tight Run-off in Argentina, Two Competing National Projects
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Tight Run-off in Argentina, Two Competing National Projects

Democracy and Society November 20, 2015 0Likes 0Comments

The electoral results from Sunday, October 25, were a shock. The atmosphere and the polls indicated that the only thing left to know was whether the candidate of the Front for Victory (FPV)—Daniel Scioli—would win in the first round or not.

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Unexpected Changes:  Close Election Sends Argentina to Second Round
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Unexpected Changes: Close Election Sends Argentina to Second Round

Democracy and Society Land and Territory November 6, 2015 0Likes 0Comments

For the first time in Argentine history there will be a run-off election for President.

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Who’s Who in the Argentine Elections
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Who’s Who in the Argentine Elections

Democracy and Society October 20, 2015 0Likes 0Comments

At the end of the campaign, the opposition is striving to create the belief in chaos, breakdowns in authority and internal struggles in Kirchnerism. But although tensions do exist, it seems like the transition will take place in a climate of stability and tranquility.

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