Asociación Latinoamericana de Ciencia Política

Campaigning with empty pockets: why the liberal party wins regional elections in Colombia

Since the 1950’s, the Liberal and Conservative parties controlled the electoral arena in Colombia. For more than fifty years, they won the presidency and together held 90 percent of seats in congress. In 2002, they lost for the first time when Alvaro Uribe Vélez –running as an independent-became president.

AUTORES

Gamboa-Gutiérrez, Laura

Año

2013

PAIS

Estados Unidos

Institución

Inst. sin inf.

Área temática

Política comparada

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