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Democracy in Latin America

Chilean citizens vote during the second round of the 2024 regional elections in Santiago (Chile). The building is a metal-structured hall with a vaulted roof and large windows that allow plenty of natural light to enter. In the middle of the room, several voting booths are arranged in the centre of the hall. Latin America
Latin America

Fifty years of economic and political cycles in Latin America: ‘voting with the wallet’ still rules

By Ernesto Talvi, José Pablo Martínez // Posted on 02 Apr 2025
Claudia Sheinbaum and Andrés Manuel López Obrador on a MORENA electoral propaganda poster in Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato (Mexico). The poster is hung on a cement block wall painted grey and yellow. At the top of the wall protrude pieces of wood with a barbed wire fence
Latin America

Mexico under Claudia Sheinbaum: social democracy or populism?

By Michael Reid // Posted on 13 Jun 2024
Latin America. Photo composition of the stained-glass window “El nacimiento del hombre” by Héctor Poleo, taken in 1995 at the metro station La Paz in Caracas, Venezuela
Latin America

Why does Latin America matter?

By Carlos Malamud, José Juan Ruiz, Ernesto Talvi // Posted on 26 Dec 2023
President of the Republic, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva takes office as the 39th president of Brazil, 5 January 2023.
Latin America

Lula’s foreign policy: normalisation and friction

By Oliver Stuenkel // Posted on 22 Jun 2023
Meeting of the Summit Implementation Review Group at the VIII Summit of the Americas Peru (2018)
Latin America

The Summit of the Americas: Latin America on the new geopolitical stage

By Carlos Malamud, Rogelio Núñez Castellano // Posted on 08 Jun 2022
Jair Bolsonaro and Lula da Silva, the leading candidates at the upcoming presidential elections in Brazil
Latin America

Brazil’s foreign policy strategy after the 2022 elections

By Oliver Stuenkel // Posted on 01 Jun 2022
Latin America

Conversation with Guillermo Larraín on the occasion of the publication of his book “The stability of the social contract in Chile”

// Posted on 01 Feb 2022
Which futures for which democracies. Photo: mauro mora (@mauromora). Elcano Blog
Democracy and citizenship

Which futures for which democracies

By Raquel Jorge Ricart // Posted on 27 Jan 2020
Dictabasura en Venezuela. Photo: Leo Prieto / Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) . Blog Elcano
Global Spectator

‘Dictabasura’ in Venezuela

By Andrés Ortega // Posted on 12 Sep 2017
Billboard with the "eyes of Chávez" on the Caracas-La Guaira highway. Photo: Foto: Julio César Mesa / Flickr. Creative Commons License Attribution-NoDerivs. Elcano Blog
Global Spectator

Is Hugo Chávez still there?

By Andrés Ortega // Posted on 24 May 2016
Venezuela. Blog Elcano
Global Spectator

Let’s ask…‘What can be done from abroad to deactivate the social confrontation in Venezuela?’

By Andrés Ortega // Posted on 25 Mar 2014
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