Latin Americans have had it with socialism.
Over the past decade, more than half of Latin America’s nations have voted socialists out. From large countries like Argentina to tiny ones like El Salvador, socialists have been replaced with conservative leaders who’ve made significant progress turning their economies around.
That list could grow as Cuba and Nicaragua are on the cusp of collapse after their oil lifelines from Venezuela were cut after the arrest of Nicolás Maduro.
NOW AMERICA REACHED A POLITICAL TIPPING POINT FOR SOCIALISM
The real incentive for dumping socialism is voter recognition that it just hasn’t worked. What is working are…
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