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LATIN AMERICA
01.
Latin America comprises 8% of the world’s population and represents 7% of global GDP.
The service sector represents 60% of the region’s GDP and is the segment that employs the most workers.
Life expectancy of the region’s citizens (75 years) imposes ever greater challenges to the provision of quality public services.
Latin America has a vast urban area (80%) and an expanding middle class (35%).
Between 2009 and 2019, anti- government demonstrations increased by about 17% per year, exceeding the world average (11.7%).
While corruption and political instability are key concerns for Latin Americans, 63% think democracy is the best regime.
02.
Elections in all 33 Latin American and Caribbean countries.
Presidential, legislative and constitutional elections, plebiscites and referendum.
In Brazil and Colombia, national and local elections.
Government transitions.
Brazilians will head to the polls to elect a new president and a vice-president, 540 members of Congress, 27 state governors, and 1.059 state representatives.
Brazil alone accounts for 33% of the entire population of Latin America (3% of the global population).
The number of registered voters in Brazil (148 million) is higher than the entire population of any other Latin American country.
Colombians will choose a new president and vice-president, renew the country’s 280 congressional seats, and elect 16 representatives from the Special Transitory Peace Circumscriptions.
The number of registered voters has risen 17% over the last three electoral cycles. In 2022, 38 million Colombians will be eligible to cast their vote (70% of the population).
For the first time in history, three major coalitions have been formed, from which a single candidate will emerge: one from the right, one from the center, and one from the left.
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