What do Poland and Ecuador's recent election shifts mean for politics and policies?
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What do Poland and Ecuador's recent election shifts mean for politics and policies?
On Sunday, two elections unfolded on opposite sides of the world, sparking notable shifts in political landscapes. Poland saw a leftward swing, marking the end of nearly a decade of often contentious right-wing leadership, while Ecuador chose a rightward trajectory by electing the youthful heir of a wealthy magnate. What potential political and policy consequences could emerge from these recent election outcomes? Guests: Aleks Szczerbiak Professor of Politics at the University of Sussex Manuela Picq International Relations Professor at Universidad San Francisco de Quito Esteban Ron Castro Dean at SEK University of Ecuado
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