Argentina: Political parties and the EU
Argentina's presidential elections are scheduled for October 2015 and, according to the country's Constitution, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is not entitled to run for a third consecutive term. As regards alternative candidates, the political landscape remains polarised after the primary elections. Argentina has a multi-party political system; however, election results demonstrate that it is, in practical terms, bipartisan. The Peronists, represented by the Justicialist Party (PJ), and the radicals, represented by the Civic Radical Union (UCR), effectively alternate in power. Argentinian political decision-making is opaque, complex and volatile. Parties play for power in changing coalitions, splits and mergers, which lead to a constantly changing political landscape of alliances.
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- acord comercial (UE)
- alegeri naționale
- alegeri prezidențiale
- America
- Argentina
- conjunctură politică
- construcţie europeană
- GEOGRAFIE
- geografie economică
- geografie politică
- multipartitism
- Parlament
- parlament bicameral
- partide politice
- partide politice
- POLITICĂ
- procedură electorală şi vot
- repartizarea mandatelor
- UNIUNEA EUROPEANĂ
- șef de stat