Right-Wing Populism in Latin America: Self-Interest over Social Welfare

Ramiro Carlos Humberto Caggiano Blanco; Natalia Teresa Berti

Right-Wing Populism in Latin America: Self-Interest over Social Welfare

Ramiro Carlos Humberto Caggiano Blanco
, Natalia Teresa Berti

School of Human Sciences

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Abstract

The commodities boom of the 2000s enabled the governments of Argentina and Brazil to adopt policies of re-industrialization combined with social integration. These governments re-nationalized strategic companies, partially (re-)regulated the labor market, promoted a minimum income, strengthened public education, and supported housing loans, among other measures that allowed the growth of the middle classes and the overcoming of poverty for large sections of the population

Original language	Spanish (Colombia)
Pages (from-to)	47-49
Number of pages	2
Journal	Global Dialogue
Volume	9
Issue number	1
State	Published - Jun 12 2019

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Right-Wing Populism in Latin America: Self-Interest over Social Welfare

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