Historias 64 – Mark Healey and Ernesto Semán on Argentina’s presidential election

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Drs. Mark Healey and Ernesto Semán joined Steven to discuss this past Sunday’s presidential and gubernatorial elections in Argentina. The discussion features a deep dive on the evolution of political culture over the past four decades and the emergence of a consolidated, radicalized center-right political movement.

Historias 64 – Mark Healey and Ernesto Semán

Check out Ernesto’s op-ed in the Financial Times – “In Chile and Argentina, anti-populist politics is failing“

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