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  • The severity of the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America has compounded long-standing social and economic problems that had inspired rounds of public protest even before 2020 Eight countries will hold elections this year as the pandemic continues to spread, and three will do so next year New governments and legislatures, which at another time might have enjoyed a post-election honeymoon to begin implementing campaign promises, will find that continuing health and economic crises will leave them little room to manoeuvre © 2020 The International Institute for Strategic Studies
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  • The pandemic and a 2021 super election cycle in Latin America
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  • 2020

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