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Which Latin American Countries Changed Their Constitutions to Allow Indefinite Presidential Re-election, and What Were the Consequences? — Qué países de América Latina cambiaron su Constitución para permitir la reelección presidencial indefinida (y qué consecuencias tuvo)

Which Latin American Countries Changed Their Constitutions to Allow Indefinite Presidential Re-election, and What Were the Consequences? — Qué países de América Latina cambiaron su Constitución para permitir la reelección presidencial indefinida (y qué consecuencias tuvo)

In this case, the story is about a popular president who consolidates power and is enabled by a constitutional change to run for office as many times as he wishes, in the name of popular sovereignty. The reform in El Salvador was fast-tracked on Thursday in the...
Indefinite Reelection Incompatible with Inter-American Democratic Charter and Other Conventions, Warn Former Presidents — Reelección indefinida es incompatible con Carta Democrática Interamericana y otras convenciones, advierten expresidentes

Indefinite Reelection Incompatible with Inter-American Democratic Charter and Other Conventions, Warn Former Presidents — Reelección indefinida es incompatible con Carta Democrática Interamericana y otras convenciones, advierten expresidentes

The former heads of state and government who comprise the Iniciativa Democrática de España y las Américas (Democratic Initiative of Spain and the Americas, or IDEA Group) have condemned the recent constitutional reforms ratified by El Salvador’s Legislative...
A Prison for Bukele — La cárcel es para Bukele

A Prison for Bukele — La cárcel es para Bukele

Nayib Bukele has begun construction on another prison. One larger, more ambitious, more monumental than the Cecot. A prison that, with the permission of Ortega and Maduro, will become the vastest on the continent. A prison spanning 21,000 square kilometers, with...