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Authoritarianism

Kakistocracy in Latin America

The current era of weakened democracies is gradually leading to the formation of governments composed of low-quality members.

The era of ‘strongmen’

Mexico's constitutional and regulatory changes in judicial matters show that the country does not provide guarantees for U.S. interests.

Journalism as political distinction in Cuba

In autocratic, authoritarian or totalitarian regimes, where power is assumed as a staged representation, information loses its character as a public good and becomes an exercise in communicative manipulation.

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?

Dynastic succession and authoritarian radicalization in Nicaragua

The Ortega-Murillo regime is preparing a transfer of power based on its own circle of trust in order to continue its dictatorial family project.

Majority support does not legitimize authoritarianism

The fact that 50.4% of voters chose Trump does not make him any less authoritarian or aspiring fascist. And his victory should not be assumed as a delegation of power.