There is a multiple crisis that will demand a broad and long-term agreement between politicians, society, and business for the next four years.

Although for years various academic and governmental institutions, think tanks and specialists have been working to design measures to combat disinformation, the mechanisms to influence elections are becoming increasingly sophisticated.

By 2025, electoral activity will be considerably reduced in the world, however, five countries in the Americas will renew their executive and legislative branches, while two will elect Parliament and one will elect the Judiciary.

The election results can be considered an anti-progressive reaction that was already showing up in public opinion and in the behavior of audiences.

Latin America, despite its diverse electoral systems, can learn valuable lessons about improving voting accessibility.

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.