Posts Tagged ‘Argentina’

Argentine elections 2015: a shift to the right and the need for a popular response

Bruno Dobrosin | January 24, 2016

The electoral victory of Mauricio Macri in the Presidential elections in Argentina last year (22 November 2015) signifies a dramatic change in Argentine and Latin American politics. Despite Mauricio Macri’s campaign promise to ‘keep the good policies’ of the former center-left [...]

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