2018: Latin America’s electoral roller coaster

Episode 11 of Altamar breaks down Latin America’s monster electoral calendar in 2018, with a focus on what promise to be particularly contentious elections in Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. Peter and Muni are joined by Venezuelan author and political scientist Moisés Naím, who weighs in on broader trends in the region. Moisés points to some encouraging developments in a region that no longer accepts rampant corruption as the norm. Listen to the podcast below: https://soundcloud.com/user-995064099/2018-latin-americas-electoral-roller-coaster

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