The political situation in Latin America and the Caribbean continues to evolve, and the region’s relationship to democracy is changing. Extremist candidates have taken the lead in some elections, courts have gotten involved in others, and the political polarization in many countries has rarely been higher. Understanding the nuances of each country’s electoral processes and outcomes is crucial to the international community’s approach to diplomacy and partnerships in the region.
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