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-Most countries in Latin America has a presidential republican form of government.
-there's a lack of good representation, a connection between parties and voters and an inability of the population to channel their demands in the political process
-there are powerful economic groups that have access to lobbying
-Latin America is a geographic region in North and South America (as well as a Caribbean), consisting of countries that began as colonies of Spain, Portugal, and France. The term Latin America comes from the fact that these countries speak Romance languages (which evolved from vulgar Latin), and historically have adhered to the Roman Catholic Church (also known as the "Latin" Church).
-The Great Depression triggered political changes in Latin America. People were losing faith in liberal governments. Because of this, they sought stronger, authoritarian governments. They hoped they would control, direct and protect each country's economy.
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