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Autocracy

Bukele and indefinite reelection: a point of no return

Bukele's indefinite reelection marks a dangerous turning point for El Salvador, masked by popularity and a fleeting sense of security.

Autocratization is being televised

The rise of authoritarian leaders around the world and the support they garner is largely due to the media.

We Are All Khalil

During his presidential campaign, Trump promised to deport all foreign students who participated in university protests against Israel's policies.

Autocratic collaboration and the denationalization of “traitors to the homeland”

This trend of depriving political opponents and human rights defenders of citizenship or nationality demonstrates that collaboration between the region's autocracies is ongoing.

Are the “Trumps of the world” really like Trump?

Generalizing their characteristics only generates analytical biases that do not contribute to scientific explanation to the question: Why are people opting for authoritarian leaders?

El Salvador: a desired lie

The Bukele family executes a multimillion-dollar expenditure on armies of developers dedicated to multiplying official propaganda on social networks and shutting down dissonant voices.