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The activity took place at NH hotel on 9 de Julio, located in the city center of Argentina’s capital. The opening was in charge of Susanne Käss, Representative in Argentina of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, and Sybil Rhodes, President of CADAL. Gabriel Salvia, General Director of CADAL, moderated the discussion, which included also comments of Damián Arabia, member of parliament and of its Foreign Affairs Committee.
The book argues that when the pink tide of leftist governments swept over Latin America at the turn of the millennium, many expected greater political participation. Two decades later, this democratic hope has given way to disappointment. Support for democracy is at an all-time low. The former pink tide has become a pink galaxy in which authoritarian and democratically legitimized forces mix.
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