Five years ago, Latin America seemed to be riding a new "pink tide." Leftist presidents had won in Chile, Peru, Honduras, and Colombia, and Brazil's Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was on his way back to power. Today, the region's political map looks very different. The shift has been sweeping. In Argentina, libertarian Javier Milei has reshaped the country's economy and strengthened his position in Congress. In late 2025, Bolivians ended two decades of rule by the leftist MAS part