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Is democracy really safe?

Observador12 September 2026 at 00:23

A brief article questions whether democracy is safe, raising a reflection on the future of democratic institutions. The central issue presented is not the fear of a democratic collapse, but rather the possibility that the current situation may represent the normal state of democracy for a long period. The text does not provide details about specific events, people involved, or factual context that would allow for a more thorough analysis. This is essentially a philosophical reflection on the durability of democracy, without presenting concrete arguments or evidence to support the questions raised.

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