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Fernando Domínguez Sardou

PhD candidate in Political Science from the National University of San Martín and Master in Electoral Law, Parliamentary Law and Legislative Technique from the University of Castilla-La Mancha. Professor of Political Science at the Catholic University of Argentina, Austral University, University of El Salvador and National University of Tres de Febrero.

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Outsiders

The outsider era: reaching power and learning how to hold on to it

De La Espriella and Milei represent two stages of the same underdog challenge: coming to power by breaking with the system and then learning to govern it without losing the identity that brought them there.
Outsiders

‘Outsiders’: A global wave with Latin American lessons

Latin America experienced the emergence of outsiders in politics before the rest of the world as a response to citizen frustration and the erosion of traditional parties. What is still surprising in other countries has become routine in the region and offers insight to understand the current challenges of global democracy.
Political crisis

Political instability, from Latin America to the world

In Latin America, political instability often translates into deep governance crises, threats to democratic order and constant uncertainty about the future.
Javier Milei

Milei and the construction of a party that will make him a long-lasting one

The year 2025 is a year of particular relevance for Javier Milei's presidency because he will have to pass the first electoral test since he has been in power.