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• TITLE: Inclusion-Exclusion Policy Latin American Democracies and Distributive Policies

  AUTHORS: Godofredo Vidal de La Rosa

  KEYWORDS: Political Inequality and Socio Economic Inequality, Democratic Tramps, Latin America Democracy

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Political Science, Vol.7 No.1, December 2, 2016

  ABSTRACT: This essay explores the influence that political participation has in the development of political equality, and the causal relationship between political equality and democracy. The main interest is in the impact of political participation, especially, voter turnout, and distributive social policies in democratic regimes in Latin-America. Voting process and party competition are focused as the main factors in the regime performance. More specifically, high turnout rates are very influential in the regime path and in the policy process. This thesis is well observed in the “first world”.