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Utilizing datafrom Twitter, we compare legislators’ social media posts with their responses in PELA, a survey ofparliamentary elites in Latin America.

The study analyzes how 3,554 Peruvians use a two-step heuristic in a conjoint experiment to evaluate political candidates, initially using deal-breakers to narrow choices and then focusing on past corruption to determine trustworthiness.

This study analyzes over 3 million tweets from Chilean and Peruvian politicians to examine changes in immigration discourse following the Venezuelan crisis, revealing ideological influences and varied emphases on immigration across party lines.