(Opinion) In recent times, several Latin American nations with progressive governments—such as Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico—have faced everything from political opposition to economic downturns.
While these governments predominantly champion social welfare and the support of the underprivileged, they still grapple with significant unresolved challenges.
It's worth noting, as many experts have, that progressive administrations often find themselves encountering hurdles.
For instance, Chile's Gabriel Boric began with a resolutely progressive stance, only to gradually transition to a more centrist viewpoint, potentially due to political bargaining.
Likewise, Brazil's Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva commenced his. . .