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Латиноамериканский популизм: самый классный диктатор в мире и либертарианец с бензопилой
The paper explores the phenomenon of populism in Latin America as represented by two prominent political figures: Nayib Bukele, President of El Salvador, and Javier Milei, President of Argentina. Both leaders embody different approaches to populism, using charismatic leadership and radical rhetoric to mobilize the population and challenge political elites. The paper analyzes the methods through which populism becomes a key tool in the struggle for power and its role in the political landscape of Latin America. The author considers both positive and negative aspects of the use of populism, noting its inevitability in the context of the modern political process. Special attention is paid to how technological advances and social media amplify populist rhetoric and shape the rules of political communication.