O Tea Party e la batalha por el future de los Estados Unidos
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-864X.2015.2.21303Palabras clave:
extrema-derecha, Estados Unidos, extremismo, violencia.Resumen
El Tea Party, que nació poco después de que el presidente Barack Obama asumió la presidencia, es la última encarnación del populismo americano. Numerosos temas – incluyendo una recesión económica prolongada, los déficits presupuestarios federales alarmantes, las preocupaciones sobre la inmigración, el déficit fiscal y una respuesta del gobierno aparentemente ineficaz a los problemas – parecen haber alimentado el nuevo populismo de derecha. Pero los cambios demográficos en los Estados Unidos limitan el potencial del Tea Party y de los movimientos afines, en la medida que casi exclusivamente resuenan con los estadounidenses blancos. A menos que el Tea Party apele a la población no blanca de los EE.UU., su viabilidad en el largo plazo, es limitada.
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