Latinobarómetro reports increased vulnerability to populism in Latin America
The Latinobarómetro Corporation, a non-profit organization, has noted an increased susceptibility to populism in Latin America, according to its survey on the region’s democratic quality.
The study indicates a slowdown in the consolidation of several democracies, leading to this rising vulnerability.
Due to be published tomorrow, the results reflect a growing indifference towards types of political regimes and a preference for authoritarianism, partly attributed to an unfavorable economic cycle and governmental shortcomings in delivering basic public services.
The report’s unveiling in Santiago de Chile will be attended by prominent figures including Marta Lagos, the director of Latinobarómetro, and officials from the Chilean Government and Fundación Chile21.
Numerous international organizations support the Latinobarómetro Corporation.
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