The Democratic Cost of Consecutive Re-election and Presidential Term-Limit Evasion in Latin America

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RT @EvrenWiltse: Dönem sınırı tanımaksızın yıllar yılı aynı liderin peşinden koşup iyi şeyler olmasını bekleyenlere kötü haber: 2 dönem sın…

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4/6 Some argue that consecutive presidential reelection helps democracy by making incumbent presidents accountable in elections (which is impossible with term limits). But such “vertical accountability” is also not supported in the data. https://t.co/FHtfX

17 Sep 2022

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2/6 Statistical evidence from similar reforms in Latin America over the past three decades: Doing away with (or ignoring) the constitutional ban on consecutive re-election is a recipe for further deterioration of democracy. https://t.co/FHtfXEQjyp

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RT @EvrenWiltse: Dönem sınırı tanımaksızın yıllar yılı aynı liderin peşinden koşup iyi şeyler olmasını bekleyenlere kötü haber: 2 dönem sın…

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