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Trump’s victory and the rejection of the Woke movement

Carlos Luis Sánchez y Sánchez
The election results can be considered an anti-progressive reaction that was already showing up in public opinion and in the behavior of audiences.
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Alternatives to traditional voting promoted electoral participation in the U.S.

Jesús Delgado Valery
Latin America, despite its diverse electoral systems, can learn valuable lessons about improving voting accessibility.
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Uruguay leans towards the left again

Valentina Starcovich
Uruguay is once again turning to the left, but the shift is far from radical compared to the policies of the center-right administration under nationalist Lacalle Pou.
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Compulsory voting and the challenges of democracy in Latin America

Jorge Fábrega
Compulsory voting is a common feature in Latin America: 13 countries in the region have decided that suffrage is not only a right, but...
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Chile: lessons of an election

Paulina Valenzuela
The prominent presence of independent candidates in Chile highlights a broader trend across the region: voters' growing preference for figures with no ties to traditional parties.
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How the popularity of the president could influence the second ballot in Uruguay?

Orestes E. Díaz Rodríguez
Despite the polls, the real surprise in the second ballot of Uruguay's presidential elections wouldn't be the ruling party's victory, but its defeat.

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