jonifico

In recent Latin American history, only two presidents have served four terms: those in Venezuela and Nicaragua. Both countries turned into dictatorships after the 4th term.

I am not from Brazil, nor am I closely following its politics, but I would like to pose a genuine question: in a modern liberal democracy, doesn’t a four-term presidency represent too much power concentrated in one person?

Edge has a built-in function to read websites.

People involved in Anthropic will be catapulted to a new level of wealth for sure. The problem is the regular Joe investing his savings in Anthropic, thinking he is going to be catapulted as well ...

I do the same for improving my English skills. It's amazing!

Colombian here. Maduro wasn't the leader of a country; he lost the elections and became a cruel dictator. He led a regime that murdered, tortured, and disappeared thousands of people, turning Venezuela into a narco-state run by the ELN and other paramilitary groups. It may not have worked in other areas, but the US intervention in Panama, which resulted in the capture of another dictator, Noriega, transformed Panama into the fastest-growing economy in Latin America (6% average annual growth). Poverty fell by 60%, and today it's a very prosperous country. I can assure that there will be massive celebrations today by all our Venezuelan brothers and sisters living in Latin America.

Edit: I just discovered that Noriega was also captured on January 3rd.

Interesting, do you have a source to get more information about this?

They can't draw vector illustrations.

Thanks for the suggestion, Initially I had the texts of the quotes below the designs but removed them in favor of a clean layout. But thinking about readability is better to add them again.