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Graph Of The Day: Coup Edition

By The Daily Dish
Jun 30 2009, 9:31 AM ET

Coups

Felix Salmon looks at the bright side of the Honduran coup:

For all the fears about the future of Latin American democracy, the fact is that the region is far more democratic now than it has been at any point in the past, and that even when there are coups, like the present one in Honduras, the military moves quickly to install a new civilian leadership, rather than ruling as a junta. That's the silver lining in today's cloud.


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