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Sánchez y Sánchez, Carlos Luis
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| | · Brief theoretical framework: Tales, identities and detachment toward democracy
Sarsfield, Rodolfo; Aguilar, Rosario
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| Dossier |
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| | · Populist attitudes and support for democracy among Latin American bureaucrats
Lyne, Mona; Ingles, Tayla; Beesley, Celeste; Ackerman, Annie; Hawkins, Darren
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| | · Populism, misinformation and political polarization in social media communications by Latin America’s populist presidents
Rivera Magos, Sergio; González Pureco, Gabriela
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| | · Democracy on the prowl? Re-election in El Salvador and Nayib Bukele’s political discourse on Twitter
Montaño, Ernesto
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| | · “Nothing and no one will be above the sovereign will of the people”: AMLO, networks and contemporary populism in Mexico
López-Robles, Adalberto
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| General |
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| | · Permissive voters: Citizens’ tolerance of transgressions of electoral integrity
Monsiváis-Carrillo, Alejandro
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| | · Digital Culture and UNAM Students’ Perception of Online Teaching-Learning Processes During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Perera Ramos, Rodrigo; Dorantes y Aguilar, Gerardo L.
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| | · Possible rational support for the Mexican President and his party
Gutiérrez Sánchez, Héctor
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| | · For a History of Political Communication. The Greek origins in two poets: Homer and Hesiod
García Calderón, Carola; Figueroa Corona, Rodrigo
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