I see Max Weber! I think that in arguing that political leaders must try new options you're forgetting your previous acknowledgment of corrupt politicians. A huge issue with many LatAm countries is the empowerment of irresponsible and inappropriate leadership. Corruption enables the least qualified leaders to rise to power, even the presidency. Given this, I would argue that change must come from the people and their rejection of corruption and support for leaders who will be powerful enough to stamp out crime and corruption and be champions for rule of law. Capriles ALMOST got through, perhaps others throughout the region will be courageous enough to try.
Latin America’s Adaptive Gangsters
I see Max Weber! I think that in arguing that political leaders must try new options you're forgetting your previous acknowledgment of corrupt politicians. A huge issue with many LatAm countries is the empowerment of irresponsible and inappropriate leadership. Corruption enables the least qualified leaders to rise to power, even the presidency. Given this, I would argue that change must come from the people and their rejection of corruption and support for leaders who will be powerful enough to stamp out crime and corruption and be champions for rule of law. Capriles ALMOST got through, perhaps others throughout the region will be courageous enough to try.