¿A la derecha oa la izquierda? Cómo is the current political map of Latin America | Politics | Notice

This year, Latin America has vital important electoral comics for the region.

The ballot box in which Guillermo Lasso was elected president of Ecuador, and the general elections in Peru, in which the second-in-command Pedro Castillo, and the derechista Keiko Fujimori, and the daughter of the late President Alberto Fujimori, were elected of the past Sunday, April 11th.

Guillermo Lasso’s victory speaks to the right in Latin America, which is represented by presidents such as Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil; Ivan Duque in Colombia; Luis Lacalle Pou in Uruguay; Sebastián Piñera in Chile; and Mario Abdo in Paraguay, among others.

Mientras tanto, the Latin American Izquierda is represented by Miguel Díaz-Canel in Cuba; Luis Arce in Bolivia; Alberto Fernández and Argentina; Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua; Luis Manuel López Obrador in Mexico; and Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela.

Prohibition of probes, this scenario could change abruptly, with the second presidential election in Peru, which will take place next June 6, in addition to the presidential elections in Chile, Honduras and Nicaragua, which are scheduled for the month of November. Además, Colombia will hold electoral comics during 2022.

Ideological rumor in the ballot box

Agreed with the political scientist Karen Garzón-Sherdek, Director of International Relations at the International University SEK and an integral part of the Political Scientists’ Red, the element that highlights this election scenario “the triple crisis that affirms Latin America: economics, social and sanitation“Various of these governors” have maintained a highly questioned management of the population, which is translated into a popular discount “.

‘These elements can change the ideological tendency of the lands well into the river or the land. (…) the elections of these countries constitute or not a vote cast for their governors. In this scenario, the governing bodies must take back the social contract in order to avoid populist options, ”Garzón-Sherdek commented.

This is happening in Chile, although a successful evacuation plan has been implemented, the current Gobierno has stated that it will deal with social workers, as well as producers in 2019 and 2020.

In Peru, the situation is complex. In the last six months, he has recorded events such as ten presidents in the wake of a week, and, like Ecuador, is organizing general elections with a large number of presidential candidates. In this case, none of the 18 presidents won 20% of the vote, with 19.13% over radical radical Pedro Castillo and 13.36% over authoritarian Keiko Fujimori.

While in Ecuador, with the victory of Guillermo Lasso, “bilateral and multilateral relations are being set up,” the political scientist said. “It seems that in the governor of Lenin Moreno’s the entrance of the Andean country to the Pacific Alliance, it will be concretized with Lasso ‘.

Asimismo, a signal that countries such as the United States, Chile and Colombia are “strategic allied forces”, and that “alliances with Asia will be sought”. También also indicated that Lasso had chosen a position in relation to the political situation in Venezuela, responding to Juan Guaidó as interim president, and advocating the regularization of the Venezuelan people in Ecuador. (I)