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Week Ten: Power to the People

Women’s achievements in history tend to be hidden and only comes to light many years later. Maria Eva Duarte de Perón was a powerful figure in Argentina who’s accomplishment had won the hearts of the working class. She founded the FEP where multiple contributions were distributed to the people such as new hospitals, schools, supplies […]

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Week 10- Power to the People

I think the concept of populism is very interesting. There was a trend of populist leaders in Latin America never widely appeared in western democracies. However, arguably, I think populism still persists in some Latin American regimes today. I think to be able to understand populism as a Canadian it can be difficult since these … Continue reading Week 10- Power to the People

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