DEMOCRACY

ELECTIONS AND BEYOND

‘The human rights crisis is structural and will not be resolved by a simple change of government’

Expediente Público | HONDURAS

CENTRAL AMERICA

‘People reacted to a system of governance shaped by informal powers and personal interests’

Zahari Iankov | BULGARIA

‘The 26 November coup was staged to disrupt the electoral process’

Victorino Indeque | GUINEA-BISSAU

‘Milei managed to capture social unrest and channel it through a disruptive political proposal’

Carlos Gervasoni | ARGENTINA

‘Tunisia has lost the progress that once made it a regional example of democracy’

CIDH Africa | TUNISIA

NORTHERN AFRICA

‘We haven’t inherited democracy, so we’ve had to reinvent it ourselves’

Mihajlo Matković | SERBIA

‘The new prime minister signals a shift towards a confrontational approach that risks destabilising the region’

Akio Takayanagi | JAPAN

‘Our goal is to shift the narrative through community gatherings, digital engagement and storytelling’

anonymous | MYANMAR

‘We refuse to stay silent while those in power treat public office like private property’

Raoul Manuel | PHILIPPINES

‘The government will not be able to impose unilateral measures without facing a strong social response’

María Galindo | BOLIVIA