Por Gilberto Aranda B. Si las predicciones se cumplen siete gobiernos de izquierdas y dos de derechas configurarán el cuadro subregional sudamericano a fines de 2022, pero la crispación de la opinión pública alimentada por redes sociales, así como la labilidad de electorados no cautivos, puede modificar parte de este panorama.
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Book Review: Por qué Patria Grande: Teoría y praxis de una política latinoamericana en tiempos de pandemia
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Por Juan Martin González Cabañas. El reconocido historiador, politólogo y analista internacional, Barrios acaba de publicar su nuevo libro “Por qué Patria Grande”.
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