Which decade was worse for human rights in Latin America: 70's or 80's?

[Ranger0075]

Neither.

Homicides rates that time were too low in Latin America.

[Tooting Carmen]

Neither.

Homicides rates that time were too low in Latin America.

I am thinking more of political/State-instigated violence.

[Ranger0075]

I am thinking more of political/State-instigated violence.

Leftists in Latam today are persecuting their opposing parties thanks to globalist consent. Nicaraguan leftists politicians are persecuting priests and nuns. Bolivia just enjailed their Santa Cruz's opposite party leaders. Brazil is persecuting right wingers through censorship using the word democracy. Chile and Peru loads of protests and violence, political instability, Mexico/Colombia and their narco politicians persecuting opposing parties, I dont even need to name Venezuela and Maduro government. Pinochet is a cry baby close to Maduro.

[axel.aleman]

Neither.

Homicides rates that time were too low in Latin America.

Based

[Incal]

At least in my country, the 80's

[Generalissimo]

For all his bombastic rhetoric, afaik Bolsonaro has done more than most to either sell-off or end Brazilian industry than most other presidents combined (Embraer, Petrobras etc).

But his rethoric in the 2018 campaign was not at all developmentalist.

[Tooting Carmen]

But his rethoric in the 2018 campaign was not at all developmentalist.

No, but he liked to claim to be a nationalist who'd vehemently protect Brazil's interests and the economy.

[Tooting Carmen]

At least in my country, the 80's

What's your opinion on Fujimori? (Sorry if I have asked you before).

[Incal]

What's your opinion on Fujimori? (Sorry if I have asked you before).

The best president I've seen during my life (or least inept, take your pick).

[Tooting Carmen]

The best president I've seen during my life (or least inept, take your pick).

Because of his economic policies, or the way he took on the guerrillas?