Titlebook: COVID-19‘s political challenges in Latin America; Michelle Fernandez,Carlos Machado Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Identity Versus Fear of Death: Political Polarization Under the COVID-19 Pandemic in Brazil connections with the president. The seriousness of the COVID-19 epidemic led people to minimize the potential economic losses that social distancing might cause to them. In sum, the “fear of death” seems not only to have brought together ideologically opposed segments but also people with different

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07800-7 of 2018. The dynastic and sultanistic features of the regime have influenced the government response to the pandemic, which has been described as one of the most erratic in the world due to the fact that the government sometimes warns citizens from the danger of the pandemic and others organize mass meetings and marches.

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Prasad K. Bhaskaran,P. C. Pandeyernment of President Sebastián Pi?era mandated quarantines in March 2020, Chilean society was in a state of mobilization which turned it unprone to adopt a strict discipline. This explains why, during the months of quarantine, the number of collective protests – as measured by ACLD’s dataset – surprisingly increased compared to the previous year.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22864-4mpacts for the moment, despite the fact that the government has not developed an ambitious agenda in this regard. However, the uncertainty created by the pandemic cast doubts on the possibility of the government to maintain its original strong public budget cut agenda.

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Managing the Pandemic in Colombia: Between the Immediate Response and the Structural Consequencesotest since last year. Therefore, this chapter aims to describe the way in which the Duque government has dealt with the pandemic, emphasizing the political-institutional changes adopted during this time and the management conflicts at the territorial level.