Is Hegemony Bad

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Is hegemony bad? Hegemony is the dominance to which one consents, maybe unwittingly. The campaign strategist from the United States specifically came to Bolivia to make a “profit”. Does it make it right for people to come to a country and try and be the president of another? As being the president that means you have a lot of power or dominance over the country. How do you think it would make people feel of their president wasn’t a part of their country or culture? Neoliberalism, ideology and policy model that emphasizes the value of free market competition, or it can also be knows as, eliminating state intervention. In comparison to Bolivia, Bolivia had a free market and a open spot for presidency. In the film “Our Brand is Crisis” Goni, a United States Citizen comes to Bolivia to run for president to strictly to make a profit. But he wasn’t the only one …show more content…

We have a president who runs everything and is our fearless ruler. In Bolivia the president makes all the decisions for the country and people and in the film that’s how the big riot started in Bolivia forcing Goni the President to resign and come back to America. It looked like people wanted change but when change happened and the people didn’t like it all went downhill causing riots and fights because the no longer liked Goni. Jackiewicz and Quiquivix state that “despite the certain success in certain countries, the inherent flaws in these policies were soon exposed.” (Jackiewicz and Quiquivix, 49). This means that the flaws in Goni were going to eventually come out and when it did the people did not like it causing him to go out of presidency. In the United States sure the president makes a lot of decisions but they have to go through congress and a bunch of other people first before it hits the public. And if a law isn’t good the public or congress can quickly cover it up acting like nothing happened. This keep the United States blind citizens blind from the real

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