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two views of political change in latin america

0 comments | Saturday, March 18, 2006

These articles while not antithetical to each other present quite disparate perspectives on electoral politics in Latin America. Worth looking at I think, too, as the mainstream media has been presenting the goings on in Latin America as the fall of the continent into a communist oblivion.

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