Bob Row explains an environmental paradox facing three populist heads of state in Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina with his typically clever caricature and bilingual description.
Written byDavid Sasaki
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1 comment
Nestor Kirchner, perhaps, but Michelle Bachelet a populist? Tabare Vasquez a populist? Getting two wrong out of only three tells me a lot about whether the above posting is worthy of my time. Greetings.