Latin America's diversity of views

Article Abstract:

This article presents the views of Latin Americans towards democracy, which seem to vary between countries and also between left and right within countries. Their historical experiences of the performance of their political leaders in bringing about social and economic changes are seen to determine their attitudes toward democracy rather than ideology or demographic characteristics.

Evaluation, Economic aspects

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Between stability and crisis in Latin America

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented on public opinion of democracy in Latin America. While citizen support for democratic government has been stable, it is still higher than citizen satisfaction with how democratic government performs, indicating low institutional and interpersonal trust.

Statistical Data Included, Surveys, Polling Data, Public sector, Public officers, Government officials, Trust (Psychology)

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A road with no return?

Article Abstract:

This article examines public opinion regarding the staying power of democracy in Latin America. The author maintains many Latin Americans have an incorrect perception of democracy, arguing Latin America has many years to go before it can become a true democratic society.

Public affairs, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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