En las últimas semanas del 2019 asistimos al fin de un ciclo en Sudamérica. En cierta medida fue la crónica de una muerte anunciada desde la victoria de Mauricio Macri y el impeachment a Dilma Rousseff pero el golpe contra Evo Morales en un contexto de creciente descontento por su reelección y la derrota electoral del Frente Amplio en Uruguay cerraron definitivamente el primer ciclo de Gobiernos progresistas en Sudamérica en el siglo XXI.
Aldo Marchesi
Universidad de la República
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