A new pink tide: The return of the left in Brazil and Chile
Renewal - ISSN 0968-5211
Volume 31 Number 4 (2023)
A new pink tide: The return of the left in Brazil and Chile
Francisco Panizza, Diego Sazo pages 92‑102
Abstract
The left has returned to power in Chile and Brazil, but in each country, it pursues a different project. While Lula da Silva’s programme was grounded
in the achievements of his previous presidencies, Gabriel Boric offered a vision which promised to transform Chile’s political and economic order. But while Lula’s inclusive, pragmatic, approach has led to some initial successes, a combination of political defeats and unexpected challenges have forced Boric to moderate his agenda and accept that political and economic transformations will require both pragmatism and vision.
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Francisco Panizza, Diego Sazo (2023) A new pink tide: The return of the left in Brazil and Chile, Renewal, 31(4), 92-102