End of the left wave in south america, new conservative wave?

[Rapistcel]

Left probably has it best moment in a lot of years in early 2023 when they had the controll of all south America except Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay, now they have lost Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, they are gonna lose Chile in this election and they are probably gonna lose in Brazil and Colombia the next year.

 

[Blackpill Monk]

Who cares on that mutt shithole

 

[Sonicfancel]

Unfortunately the left is too entrenched in south america to truly leave power. The cartel side will always have a advantage.

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

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Left probably has it best moment in a lot of years in early 2023 when they had the controll of all south America except Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay, now they have lost Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, they are gonna lose Chile in this election and they are probably gonna lose in Brazil and Colombia the next year.

I don't know who's in charge in Uruguay, but in general, the left-wing parties there are quite reasonable and don't want to disrupt the market economy; they advocate social democracy, which is why Uruguay has a relatively high standard of living compared to other Latin American countries. This is because the local left-wing parties are social democrats, not Maoist guerrillas.

 

[Chacalcel]

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Left probably has it best moment in a lot of years in early 2023 when they had the controll of all south America except Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay, now they have lost Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, they are gonna lose Chile in this election and they are probably gonna lose in Brazil and Colombia the next year.

It's common on south america to change colors every few years. Argentina almost became red another time the last elections but the threats of Trump and the volatility of the peso argentino scared the voters. The only exceptions to this pendulum I think could be Argentina if Milei really saves the economy and El Perú that right now is having a good economic growth.

 

[1Disturbed]

It's common on south america to change colors every few years. Argentina almost became red another time the last elections but the threats of Trump and the volatility of the peso argentino scared the voters. The only exceptions to this pendulum I think could be Argentina if Milei really saves the economy and El Perú that right now is having a good economic growth.

I can't imagine there's someone better to run the economy than Milei, even with all his flaws.