4 Andean Left Turns: Constituent Power and Constitution Making

Maxwell A. Cameron · Kenneth Evan Sharpe

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Political Dynamics in Latin America Politics and Society in Latin America Latin American socio-political dynamics

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The popular mobilizations in Venezuela and Bolivia under President Hugo Chávez and President Evo Morales have reshaped the politics in these two countries in ways that have angered and inspired citizens, observers, and foreign governments. Conservatives see demagoguery and the “revolt of the masses ” that so worried Spanish philosopher Ortega y Gasset

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