Title: The return of populism | The Economist
Headings: The return of populism
Latin America
The return of populism
Give me a balcony
More Mussolini than Marx
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Content: Populists crusade against corruption, but often engender more. In the 1960s, populism seemed to fade away in Latin America, squeezed by Marxism, Christian democracy and military dictatorship. Its current revival shows that it is deeply rooted in the region's political culture. But it also involves some new elements. The new crop of populist leaders rely partly on the politics of ethnic identity: Mr Chávez and Mr Humala are both mestizos. Their coalitions are based on the poor, both urban and rural, and those labouri