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Edited by
Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser ,
Carlos Meléndez ,
Talita Tanscheit  and
Lisa Zanotti
Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser
Affiliation:
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Carlos Meléndez
Affiliation:
University of Lisbon
Talita Tanscheit
Affiliation:
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
Lisa Zanotti
Affiliation:
Central European University, Budapest

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The Far Right in Latin America , pp. vii - viii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2026
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  1. 1.1Subtypes of right-wing forces

  2. 1.2Organizational trajectories of the far right in contemporary Latin America

  3. 1.3Approval of abortion when the mother’s health is in danger (in percentages for Latin America)

  4. 1.4Approval of equal marriage (in percentages for Latin America)

  5. 1.5Ideological positioning on the left (1) versus right (10) scale (in percentages for Latin America)

  6. 1.6Contextual changes in Latin America that have facilitated the rise of the far right

  7. 4.1Share of Salvadorans opposing abortion and LGBTQ+ rights (2012–2023)

  8. 4.2Salvadorans’ attitudes toward crime (2010–2023)

  9. 4.3Number of Bukele tweets about security and the establishment over time

  10. 4.4Tweets about security and the establishment as a share of all Bukele tweets

  11. 5.1Vote share for the main candidates in Chile’s presidential elections (1989–2021)

  12. 5.2Acceptance rate of abortion and homosexuality over time in Chile (1990–2022)

  13. 6.1Distribution of ideological self-positioning on 1–10 scale in Peru (2014–2023)

  14. 6.2Electoral share of right-wing parties in first-round 2011, 2016, and 2021 presidential elections

  15. 6.3Evolution of approval of same-sex marriage and abortion in case the mother’s life is in danger

  16. 7.1Approval of abortion in case the mother’s health is at risk in Uruguay (in %)

  17. 7.2Approval of equal marriage in Uruguay (in %)

  18. 8.1Percentage who justify abortion and percentage who approve of homosexuality in Colombia

  19. 8.2Bills authored or co-authored by Maria Fernanda Cabal (2014–2025)

  20. 9.1Voters’ self-placement on the left–right scale in Mexico (1997–2024)

  21. 9.2How voters perceive parties’ ideology in Mexico (1997–2024)

  22. 9.3Vote for PAN/PRI/AMLO-MORENA across ideological groups (2006–2024)

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