Para una historia global del populismo:
rupturas y continuidades
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https://doi.org/10.32335/2238-0426.2020.10.24.2759Keywords:
populism, totalitarianism, fascismAbstract
The historical globality of populism seems to be a paradox, because it is precisely those nationalist and populist
ideologues who accuse their enemies of “globalists”, and who also present themselves as young actors, without
historical background, or even as the result of a new chapter in the history of the world, which the current
leader of the White House has called “the Trump era.” In theory, the new populists are extremist nationalists
who claim to want to put their countries above all else. In practice, these nationalists form a new international
right, both for their works and for their similarities. None of this is new in the history of populism. This text
analyzes the history of this continuity and indicates its ruptures.
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