Title: Socialism of the 21st century - Wikipedia
Headings: Socialism of the 21st century
Socialism of the 21st century
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Historical foundations
Theoretical tenets
Latin American application
Regional integration
Bolivarian process
Buen vivir
Criticism
Authoritarianism
Economics
Populism
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Content: Majority democracy which makes use of referendums to decide upon important societal questions. Basic state democracy with a suitable protection of minority rights. Citizens who are responsible, rational and self-determined. Latin American application
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Regional integration
The model of socialism of the 21st century encourages economic and political integration among nations in Latin America and the Caribbean. This is often accompanied with opposition to North American influence. Regional organizations like ALBA, CELAC, Mercosur and UNASUR promote cooperation with Latin America and exclude North American countries. ALBA is most explicitly related to socialism of the 21st century while other organizations focus on economic integration, ALBA promotes social, political and economic integration among countries that subscribe to democratic socialism. Its creation was announced in direct opposition to George W. Bush 's attempts to establish a Free Trade Area of the Americas that included the United States. In 2008, ALBA introduced a monetary union using the SUCRE as its regional currency.