Forms of Government in South America 1900-2022
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- Опубликовано: 3 фев 2023
- Forms of Government in South America 1900-2022, South American Republics, Dictatorships, latin American Dictators, Juntas, Bolivia 1920-36, Vargas Era in Brazil, Gomez Era in Venezuela, Military dictatorship in Brazil 1964-85, Dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner in Paraguay, Jorge Rafael Videla in Argentina, Dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet in Chile, Colombian conflict, United States involvement in Latin America.
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See also twitter.com/Costas_Melas
Very interesting how South America has some of the most unstable political landscapes, yet is the continent with the most stable borders.
I agree. It became even more unstable during the height of the cold war
Their armies weren't for fighting neighbors, they were instruments of internal repression and vehicles for ambitions of power of strongmen.
Basically we have respect between neighboring countries, but we kill each other between our own people
We already arrived to natural borders in the beginning of the XX century.Large scale wars ended with the Chaco war.
Peru - Ecuador war (1941)
Operation Condor left some marks...
Nice video, but the parts of Colombia where there is conflict are not as big as they are shown in here. Currently it's just some towns, not whole departments as it appears here
Thank you
Venezuela must definetely be One Party / Dominant Party State at least since 2015 (or also, de facto since earlier).
Also in Colombia the conflict is far to be so big to this days.. And you can also include Araucanian conflict of Chile of the last years (that cover, however, very little area).
But the first and the second topics I've mentioned are too much important to be omited.
Venezuelan crisis is a key issue not only in the Caribbean region but also in the whole continent, because of the refugees and also the (relevant) political implicancies in the parties and ideologies of the rest of the countries. I personally think you must correct it and reload (of course it's a contructive and well-intended commentary! I appreciate very much your content).
Thank you. Most news network maps show a significant spread of ELN, FARC and other groups
@@CostasMelas Yes, they may be spread, but at this point they are very much more like criminal bands rather than territorial owners. Maybe with the same power of illegal woodcutters/terratenients of Brazil.
On the other hand, although Venezuela is a formally multi-party republic, in 2015 the ellected assambly was de facto ignored by the ejecutive power and remain eclipsed by an (also de facto) one-party ad hoc new assambly. if you don't want to label this as a one-party state, because of the lack of such formalism, you could add some "authoritarian / low democracy republic" category.
More ups and downs than a rollercoaster. Well, as the saying goes "You can die of many things in South America, boredom is not one of them."
Next indigenous languages of South América please
And some decades earlier and we could have seen monarchist brazil
That was really interesting for someone who read a lot about the political histories of latin america! Thank you
Nice video as always, i suggest you to do other language videos because they are very interesting, you could do mongol languges, for example, or basque
Thank you
Very nice vid, altough he colours for unrecognized state/(territorial disputes)/occupation should be different than warzone in my opinion
This is a very useful video and an interesting idea for future content. You can do this in ancient times, or middle ages.
Thank you
Very interesting video, the amount of dictatorships in just the 20th century alone was staggering
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De hecho hubo tres dictadura en Colombia que era la de Rafael Reyes (0:08 no sé porque Costas no investigó un poco más), la de Laureano Gómez y la de Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
How is Maduro's Venezuela not a "one party/dominant party state"?
You missed the civil war in Paraguay, the dictorship in Perù and Oneparty/Dominant party in Guyana and suriname
When was Guyana's one party period?
Another interesting videos.
Thank you
Nice video
Thank you
How is it even *possible* for someone to make a video about the history of South American dictatorships, and yet fail to include the only one that still exists?
Interesting vid I think an interesting idea would be to do all the other continents
Republic can means a lot of things in latin america: in 19th century, basicaly means oligarchy or caudillism. In 20th century basicaly means oligarchy or populist republicanism. In 21th we had true liberal republics, but countries like venezuela and el savador become electoral authocries.
Nice video. What program do you use?
Thank you. Mainly paint net and blender
Venezuela is a dictatorsip nowadays 🤔
lmao
Venezuela not being at least a one party state? Not very accurate video then
you claim that
Really though, you haven't coloured Venezeula as at least a dominant party control since the Bolivarian revolution, and with Maduro's reign, as a dictatorship? 😂
At least since Maduro.
Formerly in South America: many countries with dictatorships
South America Today: Republics
interesting
Thank you
@@CostasMelas no problem
Switzerland is a Confederation and not a Republic
Fujimori's government was only a "Dictatorship" between 1992-1993
93-2000 was an informal dictatorship with concentration of power by the exeutive like Chavez's Venezuela or Peru under Leguia en the 90s.
There are gonna be a lot of peruvians thet disagree about it .... incluyendome
So... Fujimori's Peru was a dictatorship while Maduro's Venezuela is a democratic republic?
In the case of Peru there is a relative consensus, while for Venezuela it is the perspective of the USA. for the time being
@@CostasMelas Venezuela is a one party state, or almost a dictatorship, I'm Venezuelan, is not a "perspective" is the reality of my country.
The video says "republic" not "democratic republic". Republics can be very undemocratic, unfair, and illiberal. Venezuela being shown as a "republic" here doesn't mean it's "good" or "fair" or "democratic".
@@CostasMelas it's against my personal convictions, but millions emigrated from Venezuela more than from Fujimori's Peru.
On the other hand, Venezuela, being friendly to Cuba, was strangled by US hostility at least just as much as from its own Chavista governments' corruption and inadequacy, while Fujimori posed no trouble to the US and Peru never suffered sanctions or blockades of sorts.
When dictatorship aren't leftwing they're invariably appreciated and excused.
@@atruv2089 well, it's a point. Turkey, Poland, Hungary, are republics. Even Russia is a republic!
Many many MANY dictators lmao
Republics come and go, but a constitutional monarchy outlasts even a dictatorship
Venezuela? They're not really a Republic by any means
How come you didn't list Venezuela as a dictatorship in the present day?
Americans:Liberty and DEMOCRACY!
Americans: 1:16
ah yes operation condor
Venezuela is One Party
you claim that
@@adnan_honest_jihadist5775 ??? Bro you look ridiculous. Ask any Venezuelan how Chavez rose to power and how are political dissidents treated since 2004, not even mentioning the corruption and rigged elections in which the same party keeps "winning" despite major economic crisis, mass exodus and general opposition to the regime despite some oil oligarchs
@@Carlos271aht is he like hitler? if not then hes not a dictator. people like you are the same person who tell me that turkish president erdogan is a dictator just bcs he arrested journalists who got into connection with terrorists
Venezuela not a dictatorship?😂
venezuela not a dictatorship ok bro
CLOWN video about Venezuela government.
I would argue that Venezuela became a dictatorship after Hugo Chavez seized power. Opposition parties have been persecuted to this day under Nicholas Maduro