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This is the new World Report, I'm John Batch with my colleague, Professor Evan Ellis of the US Army Work Colours Strategic Studies Institute.

The headlines these days include Bukele, who is Naim Bukele, who is the very young millennial age president of El Salvador, a small nation in Central America.

Bukele has lots of ideas and one of them is to jail just about everybody who suspect or could be suspect of being part of the narco terrorism drug cartels.

That has, we're told, led to great popularity in El Salvador and admiration or envy from other states also preyed on by the cartels.

There are polls indicating that if Bukele's election was held today, the election is scheduled for 2024.

He'd win more than two-thirds of the vote.

So clearly he's riding a populist wave.

The question here is about democracy or authoritarianism.

Professor, what is it called Dio?

And where does it come from, this concept in Latin America?

Well, John, the idea of Cadeo and Latin American politics, it goes back to political science at 101

when you start studying about Latin American, what are the traditions of Latin America?

And the source of the tradition is many, but in part, it came from the tradition imposed by the Spanish and to a lesser degree.

The Brazilian, the Portuguese organizers, it came from the church.

But in the early days, the colonial and pre-colonial days, in the early independence days, in the context of weak Latin American institutions

and social structures that look to authority, there was a tendency to speak the strongman.

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