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Latin American Left-Wing Governments and Regional Economic Cooperation

Latin American Left-Wing Governments and Regional Economic Cooperation

Latin American Left-Wing Governments and Regional Economic Cooperation

Latin American Left-Wing Governments and Regional 
Economic Cooperation
 
December 19, 2011 
CHOE Wongi
Professor
Dept. of International Economy and Trade Studies
A series of left-wing governments
are continuing to take power
in Latin American countries. 
With Ollanta Humala winning
the presidential election on June 5, the 
so-called left now controls 10 out of 12 
Latin American countries. During the 
past decade, Latin American countries 
have witnessed the rise of the left and 
now Latin America as a whole is 
shifting to the left.
The key of Brazilia Consensus is 
simultaneously seeking market and 
socio-economic agenda. President Lula 
may even use market as an effective 
means to achieve his socio-economic 
agenda. For this reason, the "new" 
leftists are often called “the pragmatic 
left,” unlike the hard-line leftist who
sought radical anti-market economic 
policy. IFANS 2011

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