The paths opened in Latin America

“The paths opened in Latin America” offers an assessment of the achievements of progressive, national and popular governments during the first decade of the 21st century, and identifies the lessons learned from these experiences by combining the perspectives of their protagonists with those of renowned academics from the region.

Contributing their views on the subject are Laís Abramo, Dora Barrancos, Rafael Correa, Álvaro García Linera, Tarso Genro, Rebeca Grynspan, Sacha Llorenti, Mercedes Marcó del Pont, Juan Carlos Monedero, Leandro Morgenfeld, Cecilia Nahón, Carlos Ominami, Dilma Rousseff, Ernesto Samper, Jorge Taiana and Daniel Filmus, who is the compiler of the work along with Lucila Rosso.

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