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The End of the Populist Cycle or the Leap Into the Institutional Abyss?
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Peru, the economy that is now billionaire: 3 major contradictions“[...] populism serves to win elections, although not so much to govern.” This is one of the first lines of one of the last books by Carlos Parodi, Professor and researcher at the University of the Pacific. In his publication “Populism in Peru: theory, history and practice” Parodi makes a detailed analysis of this term and its close link with Peru. In an interview with Gestión, att…
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