r/pinktide

572 archived posts · Mar 2018 – Jun 2026

Pink Tide in Latin America!

r/pinktide

This subreddit aims to cover developments in the countries in Latin America where the "turn to the left" or pink tide happened in waves from 1994 to present.

Created Mar 22, 2018

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This subreddit aims to cover developments in the countries in Latin America where the "turn to the left" or pink tide happened in waves from 1994 to present. We cover the material which was part of the short-lived r/caribbeanintegration subreddit which aimed to talk about about efforts to culturally, politically, and economically integrate the Caribbean region.

In Latin America, there are left-leaning Presidents in the Plurinational State of Bolivia (Evo Morales), Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela (Nicolas Maduro), Costa Rica (Luis Guillermo Solís), Dominican Republic (Danilo Medina), Republic of Nicaragua (Daniel Ortega), El Salvador (Salvador Sánchez Cerén), and Oriental Republic of Uruguay (Tabaré Vázquez). Previously, there had been left-leaning figures who were the leaders of Argentina (the Kirchners), Brazil (Lula and Rousseff), Chile (Bachelet), Guatemala (Colom), Honduras (Zelaya), Paraguay (Lugo), and Peru (Humala).

As such, this subreddit follows the developments of all left-leaning governments in Latin America. At the same time, this subreddit is critical as all these governments are socially democratic and not socialist, even Venezuela. This is where our anti-revisionist stance is helpful.

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Resources to learn more:

Venezuela Analysis
Anti-Conquesta (even though it is not anti-revisionist)
Telesur English

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