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1 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS

2 CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil Mexico Cuba Venezuela

3 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic Mexico Cuba Venezuela

4 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic president (4 year term) Mexico Cuba Venezuela

5 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic president (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18- 70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico Cuba Venezuela

6 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic president (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18- 70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republic Cuba Venezuela

7 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic president (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18- 70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republic president (6 year term) Cuba Venezuela

8 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic president (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18- 70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republic president (6 year term) voting; freedom of speech and assembly Cuba Venezuela

9 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic (free market economy) president (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18-70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republic (presidential) president (6 year term) voting; freedom of speech and assembly Cuba dictatorship (autocracy) Venezuela

10 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republicpresident (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18-70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republicpresident (6 year term) voting; freedom of speech and assembly Cuba dictatorship (autocracy) president = dictator => controls all aspects of life Venezuela

11 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republicpresident (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18- 70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republicpresident (6 year term) voting; freedom of speech and assembly Cuba dictatorship (autocracy) president = dictator- controls all aspects of life vote (for only one political party); no personal freedoms Venezuela

12 LATIN AMERICAN GOVERNMENTS CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic (free market economy) president (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18-70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republic (presidential) president (6 year term) voting; freedom of speech and assembly Cuba dictatorship (autocracy) president = dictator => controls all aspects of life vote (for only one political party); no personal freedoms Venezuela federal republic but president controls all media and can take over personal property

13 CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of LeadershipRole of Citizen Brazil federal republic (free market economy) president (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18- 70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republic (presidential)president (6 year term) voting; freedom of speech and assembly Cuba dictatorship (autocracy)president = dictator => controls all aspects of life vote (for only one political party); no personal freedoms Venezuela federal republic but president controls all media and can take over personal property president (6 year term)

14 CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of Leadership Role of Citizen Brazil federal republicpresident (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18-70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico federal republic (presidential) president (6 year term) voting; freedom of speech and assembly Cuba dictatorship (autocracy)president = dictator => controls all aspects of life vote (for only one political party); no personal freedoms Venezuela federal republic but president controls all media and can take over personal property president (6 year term) voting; no freedom of speech and assembly;

15 CountryMain Type of Gov’tForm of Leadership Role of Citizen Brazil (mixed market economy) federal republicpresident (4 year term) voting (mandatory 18-70); freedom of speech and assembly Mexico free enterprise (market) economy federal republic (presidential) president (6 year term) voting; freedom of speech and assembly Cuba command economy dictatorship (autocracy)president = dictator => controls all aspects of life vote (for only one political party); no personal freedoms Venezuela (mixed market economy) federal republic but president controls all media and can take over personal property president (6 year term) voting; no freedom of speech and assembly;

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