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Neopopulismo comparado en América Latina: análisis teórico-práctico del fenómeno en la regiónmore_vert
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Neopopulismo comparado en América Latina: análisis teórico-práctico del fenómeno en la región

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Autores: Brais Rodríguez Mallo

Etiquetas: the political leaders who ruled the latin american political arena around the 1950s left a deep mark on the region that continues to reproduce its effects even today. the study of classical populism is essential to understand the political, economic and social phenomena that have taken place in latin america during the last thirty years. the resurgence of two subsequent populist waves - one at the end of the 20th century and another after it - with features closely linked to the one that marked the region's development decades ago, together with the new peculiarities of the regional and international context of the moment, give account of a phenomenon that, although spread throughout the world, seems to have its turning point in the latin american region. along this paper, the three waves of populism in latin america will be analyzed, distinguishing between their characteristics, pointing out their differences and similarities and comparing specific national cases that show and help to better understand the implications of each of the populist models in the region. finally, in view of the latest electoral events, the question arises as to whether we are witnessing the demise of populism on the latin continent and the beginning of a shift to political right of the latin american governments or whether we are seeing the birth of a fourth wave of populist leaders., - classic populism- neopopulism- turn to the left- latin america- neoliberalism- populist leader