In barely a year Latin America has swung right and toward Washington, leaving Brazil's Lula and Uruguay's Orsi as the last major leaders of the left.
Latin America · Analysis
Key Facts
A regional shift. In barely a year, much of Latin America has elected or installed right-leaning, US-friendly leaders.
The new presidents. Chile’s José Antonio Kast and Bolivia’s Rodrigo Paz are in office; Colombia’s de la Espriella and Peru’s Keiko Fujimori are presidents-elect.
Milei the anchor. Argentina’s Javier Milei has become the movement’s standard-bearer and Washington’s closest regional partner.
Latin America's resurgent right notches another win in Colombia
América intensifica su giro a la derecha con los triunfos de Espriella y Fujimori: "Estamos en un cambio de ciclo histórico en la región"
With Far Right in Colombia, Brazil Is a Left-Wing Island in South America
South American political opposition pushes further right | The Jerusalem Post
Latin America's conservative right adds two new governments - UPI.com
How did the far right take over Latin America?
Colombia Swings to the Right
América Latina, un viraje marcado por el hartazgo | El Universal
The Latin American Left is losing
América Latina vota a la derecha pero no la abraza
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