[video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://www.ned.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Journal-of-Democracy-October-2018-Cover.mp4" autoplay="true"][/video]   How is the decline of established parties transforming politics in Latin...

About the event In recent years, Peru’s political standing has been viewed positively both in the international community and by that country’s elites. This narrative was informed mainly by Peru’s booming economy that, in the early 1990s,...

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About the Event Ecuador’s media landscape has changed drastically from the time Rafael Correa came to power, with more than 2,000 recorded attacks against journalists during his 10-year rule. Throughout his tenure, President Correa has...

About the Event Media's vital role in healthy, democratic societies is unquestionable--yet only a minority of the world's citizens enjoy access to this fundamental resource. Freedom House reports that just...

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1025 F Street, N.W., Suite 800, Washington, D.C. 20004 FeaturingAmbassador Bruce Wharton, United States Ambassador to ZimbabweIbbo Mandaza, Executive Chairperson,...

Julieta Montaño, NED grantee of the Bolivian NGO Oficina Jurídica de la Mujer (Judicial Office for Women), received the U.S. Department of State’s 2015 International Women of Courage Award. The International Women of...

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While not as overt as traditional forms of censorship, soft or indirect censorship is slowly but surely chipping away at freedom of expression. Governments in Latin America are using financial, legal, and administrative pressures to influence media coverage. In Argentina and Colombia, the government...