LATIN AMERICA GOVERNMENTS

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Form of government with highest citizen participation

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democracy

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Form of government with least citizen participation:

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autocracy

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Cuba's government form affects citizen roles.

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Cuba has a dictatorship, limiting citizens' voting rights.

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Citizens elect legislature, which elects executive leader.

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parliamentary democracy

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Federal system, 6-year presidential term, bicameral legislature, presidential democracy.

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Mexico

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Mexican government: democratic. Cuban government type?

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dictatorship

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Title of the most powerful political leader in Brazil and Mexico?

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president

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Country with one-party voting (Communist Party):

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Cuba

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ARTICLE 53: "Citizens have freedom of speech and of the press in keeping with the objectives of socialist society." This is from the 1992 Constitution of a Caribbean country that experienced a violent revolution in the late 1950s.

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Republic of Cuba

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Parliamentary democracy vs. presidential democracy:

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In a parliamentary democracy, the head of the government is a member of the legislature.