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Local July 20, 2022 | 5:18 pm

Latin America’s heart beats to the left

Santo Domingo, DR. Populist governments emerge when there are crises in the party system, fed up and frustrated with hopes of the welfare state, which leads the electorate to a vote of no confidence, often seduced by an innovative discourse that promises to solve their dissatisfactions, which may be due to external factors that escape the rulers, in many other occasions due to vices, lack of cont... Read more

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