Autocratic regimes use intervened or politicized electoral observation as a tactic to buy legitimacy and mitigate the influence of independent organizations.

Is one month enough to register and update the registry of more than 10 million people? It is clear that the will of the regime, through the CNE, is to deprive those 10 million Venezuelans from voting.

2022 was the sixth consecutive year of democratic regression. This persistent decline raises crucial questions about the viability and sustainability of democratic values on a global scale and the challenges facing the current political landscape.

Just as the internal elections made it clear that the extremists triumphed, we could also assume that centripetal forces will operate in a general contest.

Argentina, along with Uruguay and Chile, are the democratic countries most closed to citizen audits in Latin America.

While in democracies there is uncertainty in electoral results, in autocracies the results are known in advance.

The growing migratory flows have made it necessary to rethink constitutional and legal frameworks for political participation.

Fraud is one of the most attractive and harmful narratives in the context of electoral processes.

Although international indexes classify Argentina's democracy with acceptable levels and its national elections are positively valued, there is a whole range of bad practices that have become naturalized.