RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - To predict that the political situation in Latin America will be marked by uncertainty and surprise is not risky, as at this time last year little was known about the existence of Juan Guaidó in Venezuela, for instance, and the popular protests that disrupted many countries were far from being a possibility.
The yet unclear consequences of this unrest will be a determining factor in the political revival that has taken place in the region over the past two years, with more than a dozen elections, including the main powers; countless fragmented parliaments - with the exception . . .
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