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A wide-ranging study on Latin America's "pink tide" governments, and the social formations underpinning them, raised again the debate on 21st Century socialism. If the period 1990-2010 saw renewed popular insurgency after the Soviet bloc collapse, progressive forces have lately been confronted by low intensity reaction from the combined might of local and imperial bourgeoisies. US hegemony faces renewed anti-neoliberalism, but now assails popular regimes viaconstitutional rather than military coups. ; Um amplo estudo sobre os governos da "maré rosa" na América Latina e as formações sociais subjacentes a eles, recolocou o debate do socialismo do século XXI. Se no período de 1990 a 2010 houve nova insurgência popular após o colapso do bloco soviético, ultimamente as forças progressistas são confrontadaspor uma reação de "baixa intensidade" do poderio combinado das burguesias locais e imperiais. A hegemonia dos EUA enfrenta renovado antineoliberalismo,mas agora ataca os regimes populares mediante golpes constitucionais, ao invés de militares.

This dossier presents diverse visions and approaches about the rise and crisis of the governments originated from the left in contemporary Latin America. The so-called "pink tide" began in 1998 with the election of Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, and continued with the arrival of left-wing or center-left candidates in almost all the countries of South America (with the exception of Colombia) and in various countries. Central American countries. ; Este dossier presenta diversas visiones y abordajes acerca del ascenso y crisis de los gobiernos originados desde las izquierdas en América Latina contemporánea. La llamada "marea rosa" comenzó en 1998 con la elección de Hugo Chávez en Venezuela, y siguió con el arribo al gobierno de candidatos de izquierda o centroizquierda en casi todos los países de América del Sur (con la excepción de Colombia) y en diversos países de América Central.

This dossier presents diverse visions and approaches about the rise and crisis of the governments originated from the left in contemporary Latin America. The so-called "pink tide" began in 1998 with the election of Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, and continued with the arrival of left-wing or center-left candidates in almost all the countries of South America (with the exception of Colombia) and in various countries. Central American countries. ; Este dossier presenta diversas visiones y abordajes acerca del ascenso y crisis de los gobiernos originados desde las izquierdas en América Latina contemporánea. La llamada "marea rosa" comenzó en 1998 con la elección de Hugo Chávez en Venezuela, y siguió con el arribo al gobierno de candidatos de izquierda o centroizquierda en casi todos los países de América del Sur (con la excepción de Colombia) y en diversos países de América Central.