Elecciones en Estados Unidos: repercusiones para América Latina tras la derrota de Trump @TransnationalInst

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Después de varias jornadas de conteo de votos, Joe Biden ha sido declarado Presidente electo. Los demócratas ganaron las elecciones con uno de los candidatos más moderados del partido, en gran medida gracias a los votos de la comunidad latina y afroestadounidense.

Tras cuatro años de un gobierno nacionalista, un panel de investigadores y activistas debaten qué implica esta elección para América Latina?

Panelistas:
- Edgardo Lander, Profesor jubilado de la Universidad Central de Venezuela. Profesor invitado de la Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar en Quito. Académico asociado del TNI. Integrante del Grupo de Trabajo Permanente de alternativas al desarrollo de la Fundación Rosa Luxemburg (Quito).
- Cindy Wiesner, activista del movimiento por la justicia social de Estados Unidos y a nivel internacional, Directora Ejecutiva de Grassroots Global Justice Alliance y GGJ Action Fund.
- Leandro Morgenfeld, Investigador y profesor Idehesi-CONICET/UBA. Co-coordinador del Grupo de Trabajo CLACSO Estudios sobre Estados Unidos
- Mariana Aparicio, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Co-coordinadora del Grupo de Trabajo CLACSO Estudios sobre Estados Unidos.

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