Understanding Populism and Its Effect in Bolivia
Populism is unique in that it can take on many shapes and is not tied to either end of the political spectrum but is rather an ideology. Populist...
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Misinformation, Fake News, and Social Media: How Countries Are Combatting Misinformation
“Fake News”, two simple words that were weaponized by former United States president Donald Trump whenever he was presented or questioned with...
“Senegal Democracy Structure by Privatization”
Alara Mildon In the year between 1990-2001s, the country of Senegal was fighting with the economical issues which were detrimental for the...
Misinformation Ahead of U.S Midterm Elections
As the U.S starts to inch closer to mid-term elections misinformation becomes a big problem for voters to distinguish between truth and fallacy....
The Ultimate Pandemic: Mass Shootings in America versus Europe
We have all had the same conversation at one time or another: the topic of the most recent mass shooting comes up, and someone says "Well, gun...
Title 42: The Violation of Personal Liberties & The Rule of Law Under the Guise of Preventing the Spread of Covid-19
Title 42 is an expulsion public-health policy that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) order executed under Section 362 of...
Kaïs Saïed and the Revival of Executive Coups
It took one man to ignite a wave of uprisings against poverty, entrenched authoritarianism, and political repression. In 2010, Mohamed...
The Short Lasting Effects of the Arab Spring on Egypt’s Democracy Today
Protesters opposing Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi wave flags in Tahrir Square in Cairo on Wednesday. Shortly afterward, the military staged a...
A Rise in Populism in Colombia’s Upcoming Presidential Election
The upcoming Colombian presidential elections will serve as a symbol of hope for the Colombian as they may be able to finally shift the tide in...