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Americas Quarterly
Four Ways Chile’s Protests Could Reshape Its Politics
October 31, 2019
/ Brendan O'Boyle

A look at where power could shift – and why it might not.

Chile
Americas Quarterly
Yes, Macri Failed on the Economy. But It Wasn’t All for Naught.
October 31, 2019
/ Federico Sturzenegger

An appraisal of the last four years, plus a look ahead, by a former central bank president.

Americas Quarterly
Three Big Challenges Facing Colombia’s Outsider Mayors
October 30, 2019
/ Will Freeman

Alternative candidates pulled off surprise victories in Colombia’s local elections, but governing won’t be easy.

Colombia
Democracy & Elections
Americas Quarterly
The Competing Visions Behind Bolivia's Conflict
October 29, 2019
/ Linda Farthing

Whoever emerges as Bolivia’s president is likely to face social unrest not seen for years.

Bolivia
Democracy & Elections
Americas Quarterly
The Trouble Ahead for Argentina-Brazil Ties
October 27, 2019
/ Oliver Stuenkel

Mercosur's future hangs in the balance as the relationship faces its most difficult moment in years.

Americas Quarterly
Lo que nos dicen las protestas del 2013 en Brasil sobre las del 2019 en Chile
October 27, 2019
/ Thomas Traumann

“Nada nunca volverá a la normalidad,” escribe un exoficial brasilero.

Democracy & Elections
Americas Quarterly
What Brazil’s 2013 Protests Tell Us About Chile 2019
October 27, 2019
/ Thomas Traumann

"Nothing will ever return to normal," writes a former Brazilian official.

Democracy & Elections
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