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University of Georgia Tagged With: Democratic Erosion, drug cartels, mexico, organized crime
Although a democracy on paper, Mexico faces a substantial obstacle that drastically undermines the freeness and fairness of its elections. That obstacle is organized crime, particularly in the form of …
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University of Georgia Tagged With: Belarus, Democratic Erosion, Lukashenko, Stealth Authoritarianism
Elected in 1994, Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko has consolidated an alarmingly substantial amount of power using Belarus’ democratic institutions to undermine his political opponents and …
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