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Right-Wing Politics Surge in Latin America

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Latin America has witnessed a significant shift towards right-wing politics in recent years, with conservative candidates winning presidential elections across the region. This trend, which began around 2025, includes victories in Argentina, Ecuador, Panama, Bolivia, Honduras, Chile, Costa Rica, Peru, and Colombia. The shift is attributed to factors such as the dismantling of USAID by former U.S. President Trump and a growing nationalist sentiment among voters.

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  1. Willem Middelkoop avatar

    Willem Middelkoop

    X / Twitter / @wmiddelkoop

    RT @visegrad24: In 2022, all of South America apart from Paraguay was...

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    Mario Nawfal

    X / Twitter / @MarioNawfal

    At this point, it has to be said that Latin America is LEADING the glo...

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